Sunny weekend, then an Extreme Heat Watch for June 23–25; inland highs could hit the upper 80s.

Cool, foggy Juneteenth morning in Downtown LA. An Extreme Heat Watch is set for June 23–25 with hot inland highs; an AQMD alert affects East LA today.

Patchy drizzle and low clouds will hang over Downtown L.A. on Thursday, June 18, with highs around 74°F. Beach hazards persist for south‑facing shores.

The Bella Fire burned roughly 80 acres west of Lancaster on Wednesday and prompted an evacuation warning for rural Zone LAC-E002.

Foggy mornings and a mild cool-down this week; patchy nighttime drizzle and elevated surf could affect beaches tonight.

Low clouds hug Downtown L.A. mornings while highs reach about 80°F. South‑facing beaches face rough surf and elevated tides through June 17.

Morning fog clears to highs near 80816F, but 36 ft surf and high tides raise coastal flooding and sneaker-wave risks through midweek.

Patchy morning fog clears to mostly sunny skies and highs near 80°F in Downtown LA. A Beach Hazards Statement warns of elevated surf and sneaker waves through Monday evening.

Patchy fog Saturday morning clears to sun and highs near 82°F. South‑facing beaches face elevated surf and high tides through Monday.

Patchy fog this morning clears to mostly sunny skies with highs near 82°F; surf and high‑tide concerns arrive Saturday.

Patchy morning fog gives way to mid‑80s inland highs while high surf keeps beaches risky into Thursday evening.

A 1,000‑year simulation shows stress near Cajon Pass at millennium highs, raising the chance that a rupture could cross from the San Andreas to the San Jacinto fault.

Patchy morning fog gives way to a warm, sunny afternoon — highs near 876F. Surf and marine advisories affect south-facing beaches and boats.