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Your SoCal Weather Report For April 15: A Mildly Wet Weekend Makes Way For A Warm And Dry Week
Forecast highs for Monday.
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A wet weekend will give way to a dry and warm week ahead in the Southland, likely lasting into next weekend. Low clouds and foggy weather should affect parts of the coasts and valleys in morning and evening hours for the next week.
Quick Facts
- Today’s weather: Warm, partly cloudy in the morning.
- Beaches: highs in the mid-60s, 50 low
- Mountains: highs in the mid-50s to 60s, lows between 40 and 50 degrees
- Inland: 70 high, 50 low
- Warnings and advisories: Small craft advisory
Inland temperatures will be in the comfortable low 70's during the day with a low of 50 degrees come sundown.
The mountains will see highs will hit between the mid 50s to low 60s in the day, and lows between 40 and 50 degrees in the evening.
But it's the inland deserts that will start to feel the heat again with a high around 80 degrees expected today and a low averaging around 60 degrees across the Coachella Valley.
Temperatures near the coast should fluctuate between the mid 60s to low 70s during the daytime, this morning and in the evening low temperatures should be expected to hit around 50 degrees.
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Small Craft Advisory
A small craft advisory will remain in effect until 3 a.m. Tuesday from Point Mugu near Oxnard to Point Piedras Blancas up near Hearst Castle due to lingering hazardous winds and sea conditions. The small craft advisory will last until 3 a.m. Wednesday between Point Sal and San Clemente Island.
This day in history
On this day in 1978, the Padres’ home game against the San Francisco Giants was rained out at the then San Diego Stadium.
Things to do
Check out some things to do around town this week, starting with a noir focused classic film festival kicking off this Thursday:
- TCM Classic Film Festival: Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel — 7000 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood —We loooooove a true crime podcast, a true crime drama, a true crime movie over here. The annual Turner Classic Movies Film Fest is making our dreams come true with the theme of this year’s series. Most Wanted: Crime and Justice in Film curates the best of the best, from lighthearted capers like Clue to serious political dramas like All the King’s Men to noir classics like The Big Heat to L.A. must-sees like Chinatown. And all of them are on the big screen this week for your enjoyment.
Check out our full list of things to do this week.
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