Balancing a giant pot of Iced melon crush on one shoulder, Rafael Soria, where the sands of Santa Monica Beach, a man on a mission. On the shore, his wife and three children all thirsty awaited.We Palmdale came as fast as we could, “said 36-year-old in shorts and a tank top.” It’s just too hot today.Across Southern California, people flocked to the coast of liberation of the heat wave of summer search only. Crowds traction boogie boards, fishing, kite, tires and radiator filled hot dogs and chips pushed the sea breeze on Saturday last, the fourth consecutive day of high temperatures, especially in the areas.Advertisemen valley and river ports
Many spent the day outdoors, avoid, bouncing between cars with air conditioning and air-conditioned rooms. Other cool water.The by achieving light clothes and go to local liquor stores and a grocery store for beer and the weather even sent a couple of street performers at the Grauman’s Chinese Theatre escape to the west areas. The most comfortable Batman.Decked included three face-to-end layers of black leather and polyester, Maxwell Allen ditched Hollywood for round tourists for photo operations Santa Monica Pier. His chin dropped sweat, but at least here was the day about 10 degrees cooler.Up Drive, Sahin KILCA welcomed the heat. More sun means more sales in the hat. His stand, Amazing Hats buzzed with customers looking for hats to raysMy sales increased by 30% block in the last week, “KILCA said, smiling.

But moving on Sunday, sales were slow, the weather colder temperatures off.By Wednesday was back to normal as the high-pressure system caused the heat wave from the area, said National Weather Service officials. The excessive heat warning for parts of southern California will remain in force until 21 hours Saturday.Palm Springs hit 113 degrees Saturday and the downtown Los Angeles reached a record high of $ 90.No heat-related deaths in Los Angeles Malibu County.In were reported, seemed blissfully unaware of the fire men temperatures in other parts of southern California. The day was cool.Maria Rafael Breezy and slipped into his denim jacket as she waited for the bus. The housekeeper was called heading inland.My family to tell me how it was hot, “said Rafael, 62″ I’ll see what they mean home.North the mountains of Santa Monica provides Woodland Hills no respite from the heat. On Saturday, the mercury enriched to 104 degrees.Along most blocks, it seemed that the entire population had fallen inside or fled. It was difficult to find someone to mow the lawn, washing the car or playing in front yards.