Alerts

After the early week rainfall, runoff from mountain rain and melting snow continues to fill the Whitewater Wash so a Flood Advisory remains in place through 2 p.m. today and many roads are closed at the Wash. High pressure building in will keep us dry through the weekend, and highs will hover in the middle

Rainfall over the weekend was sparse but still significant when adding up the totals over several days: Another winter storm, this one smaller in scope than the weekend storm, will arrive in SoCal today, and bring a chance of snow and rain through early Wednesday. A Winter Weather Advisory will be in effect for local

A Wind Advisory is posted through 6 p.m. tomorrow as stronger offshore winds develop around a ridge of high pressure. That high pressure system will linger through Friday before a cool front moves in the region. Wind gusts through the San Gorgonio Pass will be close to 40 m.p.h. By Saturday, winds will change direction

High pressure sits over the Western U.S. bringing warmer conditions but also some offshore winds. Those offshore winds have prompted a Wind Advisory in areas of LA and Ventura counties. Winds will be fairly light here, but increase in intensity as you head West. We will also see warming daytime highs in the end of

A Wind Advisory remains in place this morning for areas North and East of the Valley. Those winds will gradually ease, but the Wind Advisory has been extended until 10 p.m. Expects gusts near 20 m.p.h. A passing cold front is responsible for the gusty conditions, and will keep temps cooler than normal today. Highs

A ridge of high pressure is building in across the Western U.S. that will keep us clear, calm and gradually warmer over the next few days. North of the I-1o freeway, and into the Inland Empire a Wind Advisory is in effect until Noon today thanks to some gusty winds in the 35-40 m.p.h. range.

The Pacific storm that moved through yesterday and overnight is now to our southeast, and we’ll see clearing and dry conditions. That system did bring trace amounts of rain to the Valley, with more significant rainfall elsewhere around SoCal. A Wind Advisory remains in effect from the San Gorgonio Pass all the way to the

An area of low pressure will push through SoCal this afternoon and evening, bringing the possibility of a few more scattered showers to the Valley and more snow in the mountains. Along with a Winter Storm Warning through 10 a.m. tomorrow for higher elevations, a Wind Advisory has been posted from Orange County through the

Winds have eased substantially overnight and our Air Quality has returned to the “Good” range after yesterday’s sand and dust resulted in poor AQI readings. It is calm and clear this morning, and cold enough to prompt a Frost Advisory in the Inland Empire until 8 this morning. High pressured has taken up station nearby,

A cool front moved through overnight, dropping some spotty showers to our West, but awake to sunny conditions this morning. Cooler than normal conditions will prevail through the weekend, but we will see a little warming by tomorrow. Today highs will be close to 10 degrees below normal. Through the weekend, highs may climb a

A weak front will pass through the region tonight, with a slight chance of showers and snow showers in our mountain communities. The precip. will be light, but we could see a couple of inches of snow at the highest elevations above 7,000 feet, with that snow line lowering in the morning hours of tomorrow.

A Frost Advisory was again in effect until 9 this morning as cold air settled into the region. Morning lows were back in those lower 30s to start the day. A ridge of high pressure will keep us sunny today, but despite the sunshine highs remain below average. Highs today will likely match the 63

A strong front moved through the region yesterday, bringing rain and snow to the Valley and surrounding areas. Rainfall maxed out around a quarter inch in West Valley locations. Snowfall was impressive, with 7″ of fresh snow at the Tram and other locations received similar numbers. Another secondary low moving through this morning could bring

Mild today and continuing to warm into the latter part of the week, but offshore winds will reappear. A High Wind Watch will go into effect Wednesday night, lasting through Noon on Thursday. This is for areas in Northern LA and Ventura counties. Our winds will be fairly light, and the worst winds will occur

Modest Santa Ana Winds have prompted several watches and potential warnings to our West this morning, but the impact of those winds will be minimal here on the Valley floor. Winds here will range in the 20 m.p.h. range, with stronger winds North and West of the Valley. Highs are consistent with those seen through