Mild morning at 57°F; winds pick up Tuesday afternoon with a Wind Advisory for mountains and a 30% chance of light showers after 5 p.m.

CAL FIRE says fire.ca.gov is the authoritative source for active incidents, evacuation orders and aircraft tracking as spring fires burn across California.

Juvenile great whites that used to gather off Del Mar–Torrey Pines have moved on, but NOAA’s El Niño outlook raises the chance tiger, bull and hammerhead sharks could move north.

Mostly sunny Monday with highs near 71°F. Gusty winds arrive Tuesday–Wednesday, strongest in mountain passes.

Light but messy rain will reach Southern California this week, making Tuesday commutes slick while the Bay Area and Central Coast could get up to 1–1.5 inches.

Sunny Sunday with highs near 73°F. Cooler, breezy conditions arrive next week with a slight chance of showers Tuesday night.

Interior officials ordered up to 1 million acre-feet from Flaming Gorge to boost Lake Powell; the package would add about 2.48 million acre-feet but comes with big trade-offs. Recreation, hydropower and downstream deliveries could all be affected.

Clear Saturday morning; highs near 74°F. Onshore flow returns Sunday and midweek brings cooler, breezy weather.

Sunny Friday but expect gusty winds in mountain passes and foothills. Wind Advisory through 5 PM; highs near 73°F.

Mostly cloudy Thursday with highs near 70°F. Gusty 35–45 mph winds expected in mountains and deserts tonight.

Federal officials say the South Bay plant absorbed more than 50 million gallons during heavy rain, with flows carrying sediment and trash but no reported damage.

Sunny and mild in San Diego Tuesday with highs near 70°F. Mountains and deserts could see gusts to 35–45 mph Thursday; no active advisories.

A chance of light showers and gusty west winds Monday, April 13; stronger gusts possible in mountains and deserts.