Your SoCal Weather Report For Aug. 21-25: A Showery Start, Followed By Dry, Warm Week

The skies are clear for the rest of the week.

In downtown L.A., highs will be in the low 80s. In the valleys, up to the mid-90s. Inland, temperatures will soar to the mid 90s. In the low desert, temperatures will jump to 103 degrees.On Aug. 23, 1967 numerous thunderstorms hit San Bernardino County. Also on Aug 23, 1961, thunderstorms created mudflow problems for residents in Victorville and Lucerne Valley where at one point, water rose 12 feet high.

Record monthly rainfall for August.Even though we just went through a tropical storm, summer isn't over yet. Here's an idea for a nice summer night.Host Zach Sherwin leads a communal crossword-solving show, joined by guest panelists Rachel Bloom and Jodie Sweetin. As the solvers decipher the various clues, Sherwin leads the showdown “down rabbit holes of comedy, music, wordplay, and trivia, all inspired by the answer words.

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