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SoCal to stay relatively cool
Enjoy the cool weather while it lasts
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Quick Facts
- Today’s weather: Morning clouds then sunny
- Beaches: 67-75 degrees
- Mountains: 70-80 degrees
- Inland: 77-84 degrees
- Warnings and advisories: None
Clouds will continue to form again early this morning and clear as we head into the afternoon.
SoCal beaches will stay mostly in the low 70s, with temperatures as low as 68 degrees in Malibu and as high as 74 degrees in Long Beach. Coastal cities could reach the upper 70s, and downtown L.A. will reach up to 78 degrees.
Most L.A. County valleys will see highs of up to 80 degrees, except western San Fernando Valley and the Inland Empire, where it'll be slightly warmer with highs of up to 84 degrees.
In Coachella Valley, temperatures continue to trend downward, with a high of 95 degrees expected.
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