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Breezy with a chance for showers

A low pressure system is impacting California today. It is increasing onshore flow here in SoCal which means a breezier afternoon in the desert. As well, it is bringing along a chance for showers here in the valley. Although most of the wet weather will be to our west. A Winter Weather Advisory will go

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Remaining a bit breezy to start the week

The jet stream is currently quite zonal, meaning it is mainly blowing east/west. This will gradually transition to weak high pressure for Tuesday allowing for some slight warming. An area of low pressure will move into California by Wednesday. Winds will overall continue to weaken, but not completely and not for long. The aforementioned area

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Winds ease a bit, but only briefly

Today will be calmer and fairly mild, but winds were intense over the weekend and have left damage and debris throughout the Valley. Gusts exceeded 50 m.p.h. in several Valley cities. A Wind Advisory remain sin effect for the high desert through 9 a.m. High pressure will hold steady from this afternoon into late Tuesday,

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Weather Recap: February 2024

February 2024 saw many cooler-than-normal days (19 days) than warmer-than-average days (9). One day saw a temperature equal to the seasonal average. The warmest day of the month was the 28th with a high of 83°F. The coolest temperature of the month was 41°F and occurred on the 11th. February 2024’s average high temperature came

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Above average highs to end the week

Highs today, like yesterday, will climb into the upper 70s, some three degrees above average. Much of the nation will see highs well above seasonal averages through Friday. Low pressure is tracking South across the Baja Peninsula, but that cloud cover and shower activity will be well South of us. The weekend brings significant changes,

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Weather Insider: AMOC tipping point

The AMOC, or Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, is a critical part of the global ocean circulation. It helps transport heat and minerals across the Atlantic. The circulation is driven by differences in salinity (salt content) in the water. However, as more ice melts across the planet, especially in the Arctic, fresh water is released. This

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Weather Insider: An update on Hilary

It has been just over six months since Tropical Storm Hilary impacted parts of Mexico and the United States. While the storm certainly brought tropical storm conditions to Southern California, the National Hurricane Center found that the storm lost its tropical characteristics over Baja California. This means that a tropical storm technically did not make

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