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Low clouds and patchy morning fog clear to warm afternoons. Gusty winds and advisories target hills and offshore waters Monday night.
Downtown Los Angeles will hit about 82°F Sunday with morning fog near the coast and gusty offshore winds expected tonight.
Sunny and near 87°F in Downtown LA Saturday. Onshore flow returns Sunday with gusty winds and coastal fog.
Downtown LA could reach the upper 80s Friday, Feb 27, with gusty offshore breezes and Small Craft Advisories. Heat-safety tips and where to cool off.
Patchy morning fog clears for a warm-up today. Inland neighborhoods could hit the low 90s by Friday; mariners should watch advisories.
Heat builds this week with highs near 776F today and peaking near 916F Friday. Morning fog and Small Craft Advisories may affect commutes and boating.
Sunny Tuesday with highs near 79°F. A midweek warm-up could push inland areas into the 80s and low 90s, with coastal advisories in effect.
Sunny, dry and unseasonably warm this week in Downtown LA — highs near 80°F today and low‑80s inland later in the week.
Sunny, dry afternoon in Downtown L.A. with highs near 75°F and a midweek warm‑up into the low 80s. Morning frost hit some inland pockets today.
Clear and chilly Saturday morning with frost advisories through 9 AM PST in valley pockets. Sunny and a quick warm‑up will push inland highs into the 70s–80s by early next week.
Patchy frost Friday morning in Downtown LA with lows in the low 40s. Mostly sunny, highs near 61°F today and a warm-up into the 70s this weekend.
A juvenile humpback washed ashore on Newport Beach’s Balboa Peninsula; responders collected samples and a full necropsy is scheduled to determine the cause.
Steady rain and gusty south winds will slow commutes Thursday; mountain snow may require chains over the Grapevine.
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