LB Airport Sunday high reached 104. (Predicted high for 90808 was 108.)

+ LB Airport Sunday high reached 104. (Predicted high for 90808 was 108.)

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LB Airport Sunday High Reached 104. (Predicted high for 90808 was 108.)

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(Sept. 5, 2020, 8:55 p.m.) -- The temperature at LB Airport touched 104 degrees on Sept. 6 -- short of a predicted 108 in 90808. Yesterday's LGB high was 102 (short of the predicted 107 for 90808.)

LB Airport temp and humidity (NOAA monitor)
Date/Time Temperature Humidity

06 Sep 4:53 pm 96 34%
06 Sep 3:53 pm 96 34%
06 Sep 2:53 pm 104 22%
06 Sep 1:53 pm 100 23%
06 Sep 12:53 pm 97 26%
06 Sep 11:53 am 96 28%
06 Sep 10:53 am 92 38%
06 Sep 9:53 am 91 41%

The CA Independent System Operator has issued a "flex alert" (and a stage 2 warning), signaling the possibility of rolling black outs later today.

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