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 ›

If you've got some reading to catch up on or a couple of movies you'd like to see, this might be the weekend to hide out between four walls and avoid the blustery elements. Even though spring has sprung, SoCal is about to get pelted with some wild winds, snow in the mountains, and dangerously high surf at our shores. Be warned! more ›

Following the first storm of spring, nearly 4,000 Southern California Edison (SCE) customers and 2,500 Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) customers were still without power early this morning. The number of SCE customers left in the dark late Sunday night totaled 8,126, and crews worked through the night to restore power. more ›

The weekend's Pacific storm brought the Southland wind, rain and snow, and it also left us without one thing - power. Over 10,000 people were still without electricity Monday morning due to outages from Orange County to Santa Monica. more ›

You hear that L.A.? That's the much-needed yet much-dreaded sound of raindrops hitting your roofs. The Pacific storm has arrived, and with it comes flooding and gnarly waves. more ›

Southlanders hankering for one last sledding, skiing, snowboarding, snow tubing and/or snowball fight session this winter, the impending Pacific storm should provide more than enough pow for the taking. Also bringing rain to the region, the storm will prompt some to rejoice and others - like Honda LA Marathon runners - to call Old Man Winter an ol' dirty bastard. more ›

Old Man Winter is apparently a bit confused as to what time of year it is, bringing SoCal rain and snow just days before the first day of spring (Tuesday, March 20). Forecasters say L.A. could get wet Friday through Sunday with snowfall in local mountain areas. 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 ›

Anyone who misses the cold winter of their hometown is in luck this week -- temperatures dipped to below freezing last night, and might stay that way until Friday. KTLA reports that a freeze warning was in effect in Ventura County, San Bernardino and Riverside County until 9:00 a.m. today, and that temperatures got down to 26 degrees last night. more ›

Drivers, if you're hoping to take the Golden State (5) freeway through the Grapevine, it's time to make other plans right now. The California Highway Patrol has closed the 5 Freeway at the Grapevine due to snow. 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 ›

Get ready for some windy conditions tonight and tomorrow, thanks to the return of those hot and bothersome Santa Ana winds. The National Weather Service says we can expect gusty northeast winds blowing through portions of Los Angeles and Ventura counties Tuesday and into Wednesday. 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 ›

It's raining, but it's not pouring, and it's not going to, Los Angeles! The big winter storm we were promised yesterday is actually going to be a lot milder than predicted, says the National Weather Service, who have canceled the Winter Weather Advisory formerly in place today for the mountains of L.A. and Ventura counties. more ›

Lest the past couple of weeks of summer-in-winter fool you, we are about to be beset with chilly, windy, wet weather more befitting of the actual season. A "wet weather pattern" is poised to develop over SoCal on Tuesday, says the National Weather Service, so your flip flops and short sleeves are getting a one day reprieve. more ›

The fast-moving storm moistening the Southland today has contributed to an increase in freeway accidents, as well as sailing warnings, snowfall at high elevations and strong winds in mountain areas. more ›

Nice weather we're having, isn't it? It's no wonder Angelenos have been flocking to the Pacific shores for some fun in the sun. Here's a look at some photos taken in these first few days of 2012 as we enjoy a bit of summer in January, courtesy the LAist Featured Photos pool on Flickr. more ›

Seal Beach resident Sean Collins is not only the founder of Surfline, but also a surfing hall-of-famer and "one of the sport’s most influential figures," according to Los Alamitos Patch. Collins, 59, suffered a heart attack Monday while playing a game of tennis, and died soon after at the hospital. more ›

Does the weather where people in the U.S. and around the globe live make them happy? That's what an iPhone weather app's "Happiness Index" seeks to determine. Weathermob has taken how users feel about the weather win their city and ranked the findings from most to least happy. more ›

The Southland is due for another round of high winds tonight through Thursday, so you may want to make a feast of your most perishable food items from your fridge tonight and stock up on flashlight batteries in case your power goes out. 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 ›

Southern California Edison (SCE) is reporting this morning that they have about 6,600 customers without power in Los Angeles County, according to Altadena Patch, where nearly 900 customers are in the dark today. more ›

Shake off your umbrellas -- a winter storm warning is in effect for parts of SoCal starting at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow and ending at 10:00 p.m. Tuesday. The National Weather Service reports that a storm system is expected to hit the area tonight, and that by Tuesday, L.A. mountain ranges above 5,000 feet could see between ten and 15 inches of snow. more ›

Ten days after windpocalypse ripped through L.A. County, Governor Jerry Brown has declared a state of emergency for eastern L.A. County. Winds, referred to as "hurricane-force winds" by various media sources, wreaked havoc on L.A. on November 30. more ›

Maybe the East Coasters are laughing at us, as we shiver in our furry Uggs and lightweight jackets, during this recent cold snap. In the overnight chill, however, Palmdale got as low as they've never gone before, setting a new record at 13 degrees. more ›

On Tuesday, L.A. County supervisors "accused Southern California Edison of failing to efficiently restore power to customers in the San Gabriel Valley." Supervisor Mike Antonovich accused SCE of poor communication with customers during the power outage disaster. more ›

Did you wake up this morning wondering if you would be able to see your breath due to the temperature inside your apartment? So did we, and that's because the average temp in L.A. at around 8:00 a.m. was somewhere in the low to mid-40s, according to City News Service. more ›

Last week's Windpocalypse continues to affect SoCal residents. A red flag warning remains in effect until this afternoon, and thousands are still without power. Yesterday, 26,783 Southern California Edison customers were still in the dark, mostly in the San Gabriel Valley and Foothill communities. As of 6am this morning, SCE reports that 10,280 customers still did not have electricity. more ›