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  • Climate and Environment
    Cloudy mornings
    Followed by afternoon sun, cooler temps
    By  Gillian Morán Pérez
    Published September 10, 2025 6:00 AM

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    May gray skies provide a gloomy background over the Los Angeles basin in a view with homes and skyscrapers in the background. Palm trees line some of the streets below.
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    Quick Facts
      • Today’s weather: Morning clouds then sunny
      • Beaches: 68-76 degrees
      • Mountains: 76-84 degrees
      • Inland: 75-82 degrees
      • Warnings and advisories: None

      What to expect: Another cloudy morning that makes you think you're not in SoCal, followed by afternoon sun and generally cooler temperatures.

      Okay but what will it feel like: Highs today will be mostly in the mid 70s and low to mid 80s. So think cool enough for a light sweater in the morning, but warm enough to still wear sandals and sunscreen.

      Quick Facts

        • Today’s weather: Morning clouds then sunny
        • Beaches: 68-76 degrees
        • Mountains: 76-84 degrees
        • Inland: 75-82 degrees
        • Warnings and advisories: None

      Get used to the morning clouds because they're sticking around for the rest of the week.

      Expect a slightly cooler day Wednesdauy. We're looking at highs of up to 76 degrees along the L.A. County coast. Around downtown L.A and the San Gabriel Valley expect highs of up to 80 degrees.

      Meanwhile, in the San Fernando Valley expect highs from 76 to 84 degrees.

      For all of Orange County, expect highs in the mid 70s, topping out at 78 degrees in areas like Santa Ana.

      More inland, temperatures will reach up to 82 degrees for the Inland Empire. And in the Coachella Valley, relief is also coming with highs now below the triple digits — up to 96 degrees.
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