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Mild weather on tap for SoCal despite slow warming trend this week
Temperatures will warm up slightly this week.
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Quick Facts
- Today’s weather: Morning clouds then sun
- Beaches: 69-74 degrees
- Mountains: 74-83 degrees
- Inland: 89-97 degrees
- Warnings and advisories: None
It's starting to feel like summer in SoCal. We're going to see a slow but mild warming trend this week that will make conditions toasty for inland and valley areas.
Today we're going to see temperatures between 69 and 74 degrees along the L.A. County coast and up to 83 degrees near downtown L.A.
L.A. County valleys will see temperatures in the mid 80s up to 92 degrees. Antelope Valley will see temperatures up to 99 degrees, and mid 80s for the cooler hills.
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In Orange County, coastal areas will see temperatures from 72 to 81 degrees and mid to upper 80s for the inland areas.
For the Inland Empire, temperatures will be toasty, with highs from 89 to 97 degrees, and for Coachella Valley, expect hot conditions again with highs up to 110 degrees.
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