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Climate and Environment

Another cloudy day with gusty winds this afternoon

Heavy clouds are seen above downtown Los Angeles.
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Cooler than normal temperatures are expected today through L.A. and Orange counties. The clouds will stick around until tomorrow, but come Saturday, temperatures should start ticking up.

Quick Facts
    • Today’s weather: Cloudy, cool
    • Beaches: 60's high, upper 50's low
    • Mountains: 60's high, upper 50's low
    • Inland: upper 60's high, upper 50's low
    • Warnings and advisories: none

Along the coast and in the foothills of the San Fernando and San Gabriel valleys there’s a chance of patchy drizzle this morning. But forecasters say that the chances of light rain will quickly dissipate, making way for mostly clear skies overnight.

A graphic map in shades of yellow and orange show daytime temperatures with numbers superimposed on the map.
Similar weather expected Friday.
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In Riverside and San Bernardino counties, the forecast is similar. After patchy fog in the morning, you can expect a partly cloudy day.

Throughout the Southland, mild to moderate Santa Ana winds are expected today. Gusty winds will start to pick up this afternoon in the mountains and deserts.

Some detailed forecasts:

  • 69 degrees in Downtown L.A.
  • 67 degrees in San Bernardino
  • 67 degrees in Anaheim
  • 67 degrees in Santa Monica

Tonight's lows will drop to the upper 50s for most of the Southland, and the mid 60s for the low desert.

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