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For Culver City, the daily observation grabs the at observation temperature from the previous day. Thus, the high temperatures could be reported as in the 80s and 90s, although the day only experienced temperatures in the 70s. Is this a better explanation? (7/7)
Gusty northwest to north winds will continue through Tuesday across the mountains, Antelope Valley, and southwest Santa Barbara county, with peak gusts in the 45-55 mph range.
#Cawx
#LA
#SoCal
Gusty northwest to north winds will continue through Tuesday across the mountains, Antelope Valley, and southwest Santa Barbara county, with peak gusts in the 45-55 mph range.
#Cawx
#LA
#SoCal
Extended period of gale force wind potential with large choppy seas through much of next week for the outer waters and western portions of the Santa Barbara Channel.
#cawx
#Socal
Gusty northwest to north winds will continue through Monday across the mountains, Antelope Valley, and southwest Santa Barbara county, with peak gusts in the 45-55 mph range.
#Cawx
#LA
#SoCal
West to northwest winds will increase through the day Friday and persist into Saturday as an “inside slider” low pressure system brings increasing north flow aloft and offshore N to S pressure gradients at the surface.
#Cawx
#LA
#SoCal
Do you live in the
#AntelopeValley
? Don't have plans tonight? Come join us at 7:30pm at the VFW Post 3000 in Quartz Hill and learn how to become a weather spotter. Training will be provided. Thanks to the Antelope Valley Amateur Radio Club for hosting this event.
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#CAwx
With gusty winds expected tomorrow (Friday), remember to secure any loose outdoor items, and drive with extra caution during strong winds. 🌬️🚗
#CAwx
#LAwind
Gusty NW to W winds continue or develop across the region this afternoon and night. Winds will be the strongest for most locations tomorrow (Friday) into tomorrow night.🌬️
#CAwx
#LAwind
Newly expanded NWS HeatRisk combines weather, climate & CDC data to identify potentially dangerous heat that may lead to increased risk for health impacts. To see the current HeatRisk in your area, visit the interactive HeatRisk viewer:
Wildfires are caused by a spark in the presence of fuel and oxygen. Strong winds, high temperatures, low humidity and drought conditions can further impact the fire’s spread. To stay
#WeatherReady
and protect yourself from wildfires, visit
Today could be the first 90° degree of 2024 in the
#AntelopeValley
. The forecast calls for
#Palmdale
to hit 90° today, then cool to well below normal by the end of the week.
#CAwx
(Photo: Pamela Heckel)