More record-breaking temperatures reported in Bay Area heat wave

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — It was another beautiful day in the Bay Area, as people took full advantage of the warm temperatures.

We have seen record-breaking temperatures over the last couple of days.

Here are the records:RECORD MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE BROKEN OR TIED FOR THIS DATE

LOCATION                    HIGH TEMP TDA     PREVIOUS

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SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT       72                69 IN 2007

OAKLAND MUSEUM              82                75 IN 2015

OAKLAND AIRPORT             76                73 IN 1977

MOUNTAIN VIEW               78                73 IN 1977

SAN JOSE                    80                78 IN 1930

MONTEREY                    83                73 IN 2013

SALINAS                     86                80 IN 1977

SALINAS AIRPORT             83                77 IN 1977

And forecasters say the heat will continue through Tuesday before a low-pressure system starts cooling things down and bringing a chance of rain. But the heat should build again later this week in Southern California.

FORECAST:SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA WEATHER

The National Weather Service says cities up and down the state had record high temperatures for the date Monday.

It was 89 in downtown Los Angeles, breaking 1977’s record of 88. In Orange County, Santa Ana hit 94, well above the 89 recorded in 1977. San Francisco’s 77 was a degree hotter than the high set in 1930.

Records were tied or broken in more than a dozen other places, including Long Beach, Chula Vista, Escondido, Modesto and airports in Oakland and Sacramento.