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Drought returns to Los Angeles County after dry summer
October 20, 2026
Drought conditions began appearing in Los Angeles County as of October 13, with 6.67% of the county in D0 (Abnormally Dry) or worse. This marks a shift from drought-free conditions through early September and reflects the seasonal drying that precedes late autumn and winter precipitation.
Hot October adds to fire risk in Los Angeles
October 20, 2026
Mean daily high at Los Angeles Downtown over the past 30 days was 88.3°F, 7.9°F above normal for this season. The warmest recorded day was 104°F on October 3. This sustained heat anomaly coincides with the region's fire season peak and compounds fire risk from fuel dryness through fall.
Downtown Los Angeles runs well above normal heat
October 20, 2026
Mean daily high at Los Angeles Downtown USC station averaged 88.3°F over the past 30 days, 7.9°F above the 1991-2020 normal of 80.4°F. Sustained warmth through October is consistent with broader heat stress as the region transitions into autumn.
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