Burbank · Wednesday, September 9, 2026 · 10:02 AM · 95°F, 40% humidity, wind 0 mph NNE (gusts 1), 29.42 inHg, UV 0, PM2.5 2
Sunny, 104. Not “sunny with a chance of,” not “feels like” — sunny, 104, no asterisk, no fine print. Wednesday, September 9th, and if you’ve been reading this column since the humidity showed up like an ex who “just wants to talk,” here’s your headline: she’s gone. Hurricane Marie is tracking away from L.A., taking her tropical hug of misery back out to sea where it belongs, and in her place we get the OG villain — a heat dome, dry as a Sahara sand trap, currently squatting over the 91506 like it pays rent. Tonight partly cloudy, 74. Thursday, sunny, 99, which after today will feel downright temperate, the meteorological equivalent of your ears ringing after a concert. So no, Little Mister, this isn’t “the same heat story for the fourteenth day running” — this is a plot twist. The humidity broke up with us. The dry heat took her back with open arms and zero self-respect, immediately hotter and somehow smugger about it. Coastal surf is still getting walloped by Marie’s parting gift — damaging waves, red-tagged bluffs, lifeguard towers getting worked over down toward Dana Point and Malibu — so if your plan today involves a beach, adjust that plan, because the ocean is currently having the tantrum we were spared.
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