☀️ This could be the hottest Super Bowl kickoff ever 🏈
An unseasonable wintertime California heat wave -- with temperatures in the 80s, maybe even as high as 90 -- is forecast to continue this weekend. The out-of-season heat prompted the National Weather Service to issue a rare heat advisory through Sunday evening. The current record for the highest temperature during a Super Bowl is 84 degrees set in 1973, a game that was also played in Los Angeles. However, it looks like this year's game might pull off a quarterback sneak past that mark.
Dozens more record high temperatures are expected to be set across the state this weekend, and in Southern California, temperatures will feel more like the middle of August than the middle of February.The historic weather we are expecting in California is a result of a high-pressure system that has been camped out over the West Coast since the beginning of February.
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