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Fire Risk and 80s Continue Mid Week

12am Update: We tied the daytime high record and broke the record for warmest overnight low. Previous discussion: Santa Ana winds gradually decrease through Thursday morning, but locally breezy east to northeasterly winds and low relative humidity lingers, leading to elevated fire weather conditions–especially along the Coast. Currently much of Los Angeles and Ventura counties

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Offshore winds develop today

Those pesky Santa Ana Winds return to the forecast, creating increased fire danger, especially in areas north of Los Angeles. A Red Flag Warning is posted for northern L. A. county and Ventura county as well. High pressure is centered over the Great Basin, which will encourage Northeasterly winds across the region. Highs today will

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Mild conditions prevail this week

Despite a pretty significant front moving through to our North, weather here in the Valley will remain quite mild all week long with highs approaching 80! The front will produce some messy winter weather from Northern California to Washington State. Here in Southern California, a Fire Weather Watch is in effect north of Los Angeles

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Some clouds and a breeze this weekend with more warmth on the way

There’s a slight breeze and some clouds above the Coachella Valley this afternoon. More clouds will move in overnight, but they should continue to decrease through tomorrow afternoon. Storm systems continue to impact Northern California, but they’re staying to our north. The only impacts we’re seeing are some additional atmospheric moisture and slightly breezy conditions.

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