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Fresno comes back down to double-digit weather

By Troy Pope

tpope@fresnobee.com
Olivia Mast, 6, of Lincoln, plays with the geese and ducks in the lake at Woodward Park while visiting family in Fresno, California, on Aug. 3, 2015. The central San Joaquin Valley got a temporary break from the heat but temperatures are expected to rise again later this week.
Olivia Mast, 6, of Lincoln, plays with the geese and ducks in the lake at Woodward Park while visiting family in Fresno, California, on Aug. 3, 2015. The central San Joaquin Valley got a temporary break from the heat but temperatures are expected to rise again later this week. SILVIA FLORES sflores@fresnobee.com

Fresno will get some relief from triple-digit temperatures this week.

Monday topped out at 95 degrees and the high for Tuesday is expected to be 93 degrees, the National Weather Service in Hanford said.

Fresno will continue to cruise through the 90s all week with its highest temperature being 98 degrees on Thursday. Temperatures will remain in the mid-90s through at least Monday.

Troy Pope: 559-441-6442, @troycpope

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