We have a "heat advisory" in effect today, with temperatures peaking at 95 F at home around 2 PM under mostly sunny skies. However, SE winds, starting low but rising to 15 knots kept the the temperatures at the beach to a very tolerable 80.
I got started a little after low tide, but although there was ample shell and gravel to search through, I didn't find many sharks teeth.
However, one of the few I found was this 1 7/16 inch
White Shark (Carcharodon hastalis) upper, with a little wear on the root, but then, I think the warranty expired a few million years ago.. It was 1/8 inch longer than the current best on the kitchen window sill, and thus earns the place of honor.
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