Josh Rubenstein's Weather Forecast (Feb. 19)
A storm is headed into the Southland Tuesday afternoon, bringing rain, wind and a possible thunderstorm.
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A storm is headed into the Southland Tuesday afternoon, bringing rain, wind and a possible thunderstorm.
Clear skies and cold temperatures this morning...although frost advisories are only in effect for the Inland Empire.
After a cold morning, look for a sunny and nice day. as a warming trend continues. Temperatures should reach the upper 70s to low 80s by Friday.
Some clouds this morning and cool temperatures...although it should be a little warmer than yesterday. Warming trend for the rest of the week...with plenty of sunshine.
Scattered showers in the forecast today...along with the chance for a thunderstorm. While totals will be light...we will see low snow levels and gusty winds. Drying up for the weekend...but temperatures well below average through Monday.
Morning low clouds again this morning...not quite as thick as yesterday. We'll get better clearing and maybe a degree or two warmer. Storm late tomorrow and Friday...but don't expect much in the way of rain.
Cooler weather today and the rest of the week as the marine layer thickens. Some beach communities will be socked in all day today. A storm system approaches the area late Thursday and early Friday. Not a lot of rain with this system, but we could see some low snow levels.
A short wave of energy moves through this morning...temps down a couple of degrees, but still mild for this time of year. So it's going to be a nice day. A chance for rain later this week Thursday into Friday.
Warm weather to close out the work week...70s and 80s for daytime highs. Some increasing clouds over the weekend but still mild and dry.
Warm and nice in the Southland.Temps cool slightly over the weekend, but it looks like we will remain dry for Super Bowl Sunday and beyond.
The atmosphere has dried out and we are starting to see the off-shore flow develop.
The rain is done...but cold air and windy conditions remain. Wind Advisories through the morning. Low Snow Levels in San Bernardino, Orange, and Riverside Counties. Warmer weather for the rest of the week.
Rain again today, heavier earlier on. Showers later - .25" to 1.00" of rain. Drying out a bit on Saturday. There is another system on Sunday, but not as much moisture. It will be colder.
Scattered showers throughout the day today...anywhere from .10" to .25" total. Another chance for a shower tomorrow morning. Next chance for a shower, although it's a slight chance...on Sunday and Monday.
Cooler weather and more clouds in the forecast over the next several days. There is a chance for rain tomorrow...and that possibility of precipitation continues into the weekend.
Still nice today 70s and 80s ...well above average. Cooling trend begins tomorrow with some more clouds. By Friday back to average temperatures with a chance for wet weather over the weekend.
The winds of diminished and the temperatures, while cold, are staying above an advisory level. So this is what you would call a spectacular Southern California day.
The mild weather we have been waiting for since Tuesday has finally arrived.
The winds have pulled back a little from where they were yesterday...but by this evening we are going to be dealing with the potential for damaging winds again.
The cold dry air mass that has brought us the bitter cold temperatures before sunrise for the past several mornings continues today.
We have another very cold morning on tap with frost advisories for LA County and Freeze Warnings for the Inland Empire and Ventura County.
Daytime highs through the weekend will be running a good 12 to 15 degrees below seasonal averages.
A cold front and trough are moving through the area this morning.
Temperatures will still be at or slightly above average with sunshine to start the day. However we will see high clouds increase through the afternoon ahead of our next system dropping into the West Coast.
We've got a lovely day on tap...with plenty of sunshine dry conditions and temperatures running several degrees above average in many valley cities.
