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Another partly sunny and mild day for SoCal
A visitor to Lake Balboa Park in Lake Balboa, walks along a trail under partly cloudy weather.
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Quick Facts
- Today’s weather: Partly sunny, high near 67
- Beaches: 60 high, 54 low
- Mountains: Cloudy early, then sunny, 59 high
- Inland Empire: 74 high, up to 25 mph winds
Wednesday will bring another day of slightly below average temperatures. Look for patchy drizzle and fog in the morning along the coast and expect little or no sunshine during the afternoon. It'll be partly sunny with highs near 67 and lows around 53. The beaches will be mostly cloudy with highs near 60 and lows in the mid 50s.
The mountain areas will start cloudy, before gradually becoming partly sunny with a high near 59. At night, wind gusts could reach 15 mph, with a low in the high 40s.
Orange County will be a little warmer, with a high near 69. The Inland Empire will have the warmest temps with highs in the mid 70s. But at night, look for wind gusts that could hit 25 mph. There is a moderate chance that a wind advisory may be needed for the foothill portions of the Antelope Valley on Wednesday afternoon and evening.
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