Temperatures are predicted to soar to scorching heights of 100 degrees or more in the Inland Empire until at least Saturday evening, while coastal areas of Southern California can expect more pleasant highs in the 70s and 80s, according to forecasters on Wednesday. Ice truck driver Robert Prado was captured on camera moving a pallet loaded with over a ton of ice in the freezer at Empire Ice Company in Riverside as preparations were made for the extreme temperatures. The Inland Empire is under a heat warning and will continue to experience high temperatures throughout the weekend. The OC Fair in Costa Mesa attracted fair-goers seeking relief from the heat, taking advantage of its proximity to the coast and relatively cooler temperatures. As the mercury rises throughout Southern California, particularly inland areas, hitting the upper 90s and even exceeding 100 degrees, people flocked to the fair to enjoy the rides and activities. Isabella Gonzalez, 11, from Fullerton, found respite from the heat at the “Make a Healthy Splash” water attraction within the OC Fair. Individuals in North Hollywood and Burbank sought shelter from the blistering heat, utilizing parasols or clothing for shade. In Belmont Shore, a team working on power lines took a brief water break, acknowledging that the heat was less severe compared to other inland areas of Southern California. Swimmers in Long Beach braved the mid-80s temperatures, appreciating the relatively cooler climate along the coast. Ice cream vendors found that selling their frozen treats by the shoreline was a lucrative endeavor during the summer heat. Despite a nearby wildfire, visitors still flocked to The Cove Waterpark in Riverside, taking advantage of the 101-degree weather. As the weekend approaches, Lake Elsinore is expected to reach 103 degrees while Hemet hits 106 degrees. An excessive heat warning remains in effect until Saturday evening for Riverside and San Bernardino counties. The National Weather Service has also issued excessive heat advisories and watches for Los Angeles County, including the San Gabriel Valley, where temperatures could potentially soar to 108 degrees. The desert, mountains, and valleys anticipate a significant increase in heat from Friday through Sunday, with the hottest areas reaching 100-110 degrees and the coastal valleys and Santa Monica Mountains experiencing temperatures between 95-105 degrees. Visitors to Disneyland in Anaheim, Orange County, should prepare for hot conditions, with temperatures ranging from the low 90s to 94 degrees on Friday and Saturday.
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