Rima Shah
The warm weather that Glendale residents have been enjoying will cool
off for the rest of the week, according to Bob Gregg, a local amateur
climatologist.
Monday's weather, with a high of 75 degrees, was warm, but not
even close to the record high for the day. The record for this date
was 85 degrees, in 1989, Gregg said.
The Santa Ana winds, which blow in from the northeast and compress
as they go down the mountains, are a cause for the recent warm
temperature, he said.
However, Gregg said, the southwest winds coming in from the ocean
are responsible for the cooling of the temperature.
Although the temperatures are decreasing, it is not expected to
get cold, Gregg said, and rain is not expected until at least next
weekend.
