You probably wised up and threw on a jacket or sweater this morning to ward off the damp chill, and thanks to a late season storm headed our way, you're going to want to tote your umbrella for the next few days, too. more ›

Excuse us for harshing your mellow on this gorgeous April Monday, but the National Weather Service has some bad news: It's, like, gonna rain and stuff. more ›

Today marks another pleasantly warm day in sunny SoCal, but come Tuesday, temperatures will drop, winds will blow and snow will fall. Shivering Southlanders can thank a cold low-pressure system out of the Gulf of Alaska for the change in weather. more ›

Hold on to your hats and take cover today, Southlanders. A cold, quick-moving storm is en route and bringing with it high winds, rain showers, snow at low elevations, dangerous swells and small hail. more ›

On the heels of some recent wet weather, a cold low-pressure system is expected to move across the Southland today, bringing with it rain, big waves, snow and strong Santa Ana winds. The National Weather Service predicts a slight chance of morning showers and a "near-certainty" of afternoon rain. more ›

Wind gusts were so powerful in the Inland Empire this morning that Cal State San Bernardino decided to cancel class and shut down the campus for the day. A university spokesman said earlier this morning there were gusts of wind on campus measuring 55 mph. more ›

It's going to be a frosty, windy, wintery holiday weekend. more ›

Strong winds continue to whip through SoCal today, and the National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a high wind warning until Saturday afternoon. High wind warnings will remain in effect in L.A. and Ventura counties until 3pm today and until 1pm in San Bernardino and Riverside counties. more ›

'Tis the season to quote Joan Didion and Raymond Chandler: the National Weather Service tells us that for the next two days there will be something uneasy in the Los Angeles air. The gusty, dry Santa Anas will be returning to Los Angeles tonight. more ›

Albert Hammond lied! It actually does rain in Southern California — and sometimes so hard that the National Weather Service has to put out a flood advisory. more ›

Enjoying the hot, dry wind against your face today? Many SoCalians are not. Several brush fires have been reported, and 12,000 Edison customers are without power. High wind advisories were in effect until 3pm today. more ›

Hold on to your hats and fire extinguishers, L.A.! The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory until 3pm this afternoon and a red flag warning until 6pm today. The LAFD has also issued a red flag alert for the City of L.A. more ›

Hold on to your hats, Los Angeles! The National Weather Service has issued a red-flag warning for this afternoon due to the return of gusty offshore wind conditions in L.A. and Ventura mountain areas. The Santa Ana winds are back, and with them come wildfire conditions. more ›

Don't panic if you hear the word "tsunami" interrupting your radio listening, internet surfing, or television watching tomorrow morning. Barring the real deal taking place, there is a planned test exercise scheduled for September 21st by the National Weather Service to see if all systems are go when it comes to warning the West Coast. more ›

How quickly those blue skies can turn gray... The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Warning for Northeastern Los Angeles County, including the eastern Antelope Valley and adjacent foothills. The warning is in effect until 7:15 p.m. tonight. more ›

A gust of wind. A dog barks. Cue the truck. An "offshore breeze" will be accompanying a warm weekend of clear skies and 70s highs by the beaches with temps up to the 90s expected for inland and valley areas, notes CBS Local. Sunrise Saturday saw heavy wind and coolness in the mountains with 56 mph gusts reported in Malibu (64 mph near Mount Wilson). more ›

Is it raining where you are? It will be. Rain returns to L.A. for another shpritzing of our already soaked landscape. According to the National Weather Service the high today will near 57 degrees and the chance of precipitation is 80%. more ›

Hold on to your hats--today is going to be blustery. A wind advisory remains in effect this morning, says the National Weather Service, as north to northeast winds (the chilly ones) blow 20 to 30 mph through the Los Angeles area. Gusts up to 45 mph can also be expected, particularly in mountainous areas. more ›

Glimpses of sunshine are expected to be few and far between today and tomorrow, as gray, rainy, wet weather is moving into Southern California once again. more ›

This weekend's predicted heat wave saw temps soar up into the 90s and 100s in the Los Angeles area, and there is no relief for today or into next week, in fact, Monday's temps could be even hotter. more ›

Wednesday is the official start of Fall, the season we've basically been experiencing since April. Summer we hardly knew you. The National Weather Service calls for morning gray (true!) turning to warmer afternoons with possible drizzle and fog for today and tomorrow, followed by a "hot" spell with hits from the 70s, 80s and 90s (coast to inland) starting Thursday through the weekend, then back to fall. Fashion suggestions to follow as they become available. more ›

Temperatures this week could reach as high as 110 in the Valley areas, predicts the National Weather Service, which last night published an excessive heat watch for Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday evening. Effected areas are valleys in Ventura and Los Angeles counties, including the San Fernando and San Gabriel Valleys. Mountain areas below 4,000 feet elevation could see temperatures rise to 105. more ›

It's a cool, cool summer. In fact, it's downright cold. more ›

The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat watch for many areas of Southern California, including the valleys and mountain areas. With a very large high pressure system building over the next few days, monsoonal moisture -- that's a plume or flow of moist unstable air channeling into a particular area -- from the Gulf of Mexico has come to the Southland. All that said, there's going to be some humidity. more ›

If you're heading to the beach this weekend, take note of a warning issued for this weekend from the National Weather Service. more ›

Get out those umbrellas. The National Weather Service is predicting 3/4 of an inch to 1.5 inches of rain, which is expected to begin this afternoon. On south facing foothills, rain could even peak at 3 inches, which has L.A. County's Public Works... more ›

Today's sunshine and high temps will be a thing of memory by tomorrow and for the next few days as a rain system is poised to chill out the Southland, according to the Daily News. more ›

It's cloudy out there today and that could mean rain, or at least a 20% chance of it this afternoon, according to the National Weather Service. By tonight, the chances are upped to 50%. Temperatures today will remain in the lower 60s. more ›

A weak system sitting off the coast right now could bring the Los Angeles area some light rain, possibly a half inch to one inch, for a few hours this afternoon. San Luis Obispo is already getting a little wet, but Santa Barbara so far is dry, according to a spokesperson at the National Weather Service. High temperatures today throughout the metro region will hover around 60 with lows dipping to around 50. In the mountain areas, three to six inches could fall on 6,000 feet elevation and above. At this time, no evacuations for foothill burn areas have been called for. more ›

Yesterday's storm is still with us today, bringing us more of the same, possibly with worse weather conditions as our low pressure system--meaning we're more susceptible to inclement weather--continues to drop, nearing the a record set back on January 27th in 1988. Because of the heightened intensity, there is more chance of tornadoes and water spouts off the coast... and, of course, pouring rain, mudslides and all the other weather-related drama. more ›