Alerts

Skies cleared out in the early morning hours as a front began slipping through SoCal. That front enhanced winds with Wind Advisories up in areas surrounding (but not including) the Coachella Valley. Winds North of the 10 Freeway could reach 30mph but the stronger gusts will be in high desert locations from Twentynine Palms to

High pressure moves in as we hit the final weekend of fall. So expect breezy conditions and highs warming up a bit. Because the anticipated off-shore winds, a Wind Advisory is up for portion of the Southland around Los Angeles, but it does not impact the Coachella Valley. Highs today will warmer today than yesterday’s

Cool front to our North is spreading clouds across the region that will stay with us through mid-afternoon before clearing out. Because of that, highs will stay in the upper sixties this afternoon with light breezes. The front moves through later today, and will take the clouds out of the picture for tomorrow. The front

Skies will remain partly cloudy today and an area of low pressure spins just off the Nortern Baja Coast. This will provide some cloud cover throughout today. Underneath that circulation, a Red Flag Warning remains in effect until 10 p.m. today as fire danger remains critically high. The area is also under a High Wind

Critical fire weather remains in place over Southern California through most of the weekend as wildfires burn to our West. The Red Flag Warning is up through 6PM tomorrow for portions of Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa Barbara counties. Some reasonably cool air is still sliding in from the North, along with those off-shore winds.

A Red Flag Warning will go into effect this evening because of Santa Ana Winds rolling in and drying dew points out to critically low levels. Fire danger will be on the increase through the weekend. The Warning does not include the entire Valley, but areas in DHS and Sky Valley are included. Along with

Cooler air slowly dropping in from the North, but remains just out of the area for today, allowing temps to warm again today. With the cold air mass bottled up to the North, highs today will again reach the upper-seventies, threatening the 80 degree mark. Tomorrow, we’ll start to see an influx of cooler conditions,

High pressure is building in, and that will keep highs slightly above average for the week. Normally, we’d be in the lower seventies, but we area expecting highs in the upper-seventies through Wednesday. There is also a modest Santa Ana Wind Event in place, resulting in a Wind Advisory to our West. Those winds will

Highs will be once again above normal today (we topped out at 89 yesterday). Today, likely close to that number. However, a front moving in will swing through and bring some breezy conditions and cooler temps for later in the week. Winds could reach up to 30mph in the pass and North of the Freeway,

Mild conditions await us this week, as with the weekend, when highs were in the 80s. A front to the North will descend into Southern California and give us some breezy conditions late this afternoon and evening, but it won’t be terribly gusty. The forecast keeps highs in the 80s most of the week, with

We’ll see breezy but warmer conditions today and through the weekend as daytime highs increase. We are adjacent to a Wind Advisory, but not included in that advisory, so winds will not be a huge problem. The winds are a result of a significant storm system in the Pacific Northwest, which will bring rain, snow

High pressure across the Desert Southwest will keep skies clear and calm here, but a duo of storms up North bring gusty winds, rain and snow to the Pacific NW. Cooler than normal conditions still persist in the Western US, so expect highs to be a few degrees below average. The Jet track moves farther

A chilly outlook today and really for the remainder of the week as the Jet Stream continues to droop father South, allowing cool air to pool into SoCal. This morning lows were in the 30s and 40s, with Frost Advisories and Freeze Warnings prominent on the map surrounding the Valley. The Jet Stream continues in

A significant series of storms is headed South from the Gulf of Alaska, paving the way for rain, gusty winds, and highs in the sixties, plus snow on our local peaks. A Wind Advisory goes into effect at Noon, lasting through 10pm Sunday, and a Winter Weather Advisory will be posted for our local mountains

After a gusty day that saw a high of 71 and winds of 40mph, today is moving in a more comfortable direction. Highs will span the upper 70s, and winds are greatly reduced here. Not so in the Inland Empire where Red Flag and High Wind Warnings remain in effect. An area of low pressure