A UCLA study finds stand‑replacing wildfires now scorch far more of California’s forests than in the 1980s, driven by warming and fuel buildup. Officials are expanding prescribed burns and thinning projects.

Patchy fog this morning gives way to sun; a Heat Advisory runs Tuesday–Thursday and inland highs climb into the 80s.

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.