Overcast and cooler right now, but it will be hot again

Temps are supposed to reach 100 again in some parts of Los Angeles today. If these clouds mean the humidity will be higher than yesterday's approximately bone-dry conditions, this afternoon might be more unpleasant than Monday. Closing the books on yesterday, some official temperatures recorded by the National Weather Service:

Place - High Monday - Record for 9-27 - All-time record
DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES 113** 106 (1963) 112 ( 6/26/1990)
LONG BEACH AIRPORT 111** 109 (1963) 111 (10/15/1961)
BURBANK AIRPORT 110* 104 (1963) 113 ( 9/12/1971)
WOODLAND HILLS 111* 107 (1993) 119 ( 7/22/2006)
LOS ANGELES AIRPORT 105* 105 (1963) 110 ( 9/26/1963)
SAN GABRIEL 110* 108 (1963) 112 ( 9/04/1988)
UCLA 108* 104 (1963) 109 ( 9/20/1939)
LANCASTER AIRPORT 103* 103 (2003) 114 ( 7/18/1960)
PALMDALE AIRPORT 102* 102 (2003) 113 ( 7/05/2007)
SANTA BARBARA AIRPORT 100* 99 (1970) 109 ( 6/27/1990)
SANTA MARIA AIRPORT 105* 99 (1917) 110 ( 6/20/2008)
PASO ROBLES AIRPORT 108* 105 (1963) 115 ( 6/14/2000)
SAN LUIS OBISPO CALPOLY 109* 104 (1993) 112 ( 9/14/1971)
OXNARD (NWS) 100* 99 (1963) 103 ( 9/24/1978)

Those with an asterisk broke or tied records for the date. Two asterisks means a new all-time record. For more context: it was 104 on Monday at Avalon Airport on Catalina Island, 110 at Getty Center, 112 in Montecito, and 102 in Morro Bay.