Wild Winds Topple Trees, Down Power Lines Across Southland
Big gusts are blowing through Southern California and they aren't letting up anytime soon.
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Big gusts are blowing through Southern California and they aren't letting up anytime soon.
Look for cooler temperatures Thursday as the off-shore flow weakens and the high pressure in the Pacific pulls back.
Angelenos can expect morning drizzle in some areas giving way to slightly warmer temperatures Wednesday afternoon.
Weather in the Southland will continue to warm up with daytime highs in the 70s for Tuesday.
Enjoy a dry day Tuesday before another storm system arrives midday Wednesday.
Angelenos can expect a thicker marine layer Thursday morning along with some coastal drizzle.
Expect sunshine and warmer temperatures for the next several days.
A weather system moving through the Southland tonight will generate gusty winds throughout much of the county on Monday, according to the National Weather Service.
Rich Fields weather forecast for Friday, Mar. 4 and the weekend.
Rich Fields' complete weather forecast for Thursday, Mar. 3 as well as what to expect this weekend.
A very cold start to your day with a dry air mass in place over Southern California.
Expect a significant change in our weather pattern over the next several days.
Los Angeles will be the envy of the nation in the weather department Sunday, as much of the snow-bound nation huddles up for the Super Bowl.
A cold start to your Friday morning. Lancaster set a record low this morning of 15 degrees.
A crisp and cold start to your Monday, however daytime highs slightly warmer than yesterday into the low to mid 60s.
The worst of the winds seems to be behind us...just gusty this morning.
It's another pleasant day on tap for Southern California! Aside from some high clouds passing over the ridge of high pressure, we will see above average conditions Tuesday.
Windy weather today as high pressure nudges back to the east.
A little bit cooler today as the on-shore flow increases.
Expect gusty winds over the next 24 hours. Wind advisories are in place over LA and Ventura Counties.
The cold front moved through overnight...only scattered drops fell across the Southland.
Some clouds and cooler temperatures to start off this work week. We keep it in the low to mid 60s.
The cut-off low is finally making its move to the east. There is mid and upper level moisture streaming in, but the lower levels of the atmosphere are very dry.
