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Sunny and clear start to November
A Fall view from a condo in Santa Monica.
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Happy Friday and feliz Dia de los Muertos! You’ve reached the end of the week, congratulations. Your reward? Fall weather to start off your November.
Today it will be sunny from the beaches through downtown Los Angeles. Highs will reach into the lower 70s. The San Fernando Valley highs will be in the lower to mid 70s. The San Gabriel and Santa Clarita valleys will be around 70 degrees. Meanwhile, in the Antelope Valley, daytime highs will only reach the upper 50s to mid 60s.
Quick Facts
- Today’s weather: Sunny and clear
- Beaches: highs in the 70s, lows in the 50s
- Mountains: highs in the mid-60s, lows in the 40s
- Inland: highs in the mid-70s, lows in the 50s
A weak storm system will bring cold temps and even light showers to parts of L.A. County. It will be partly cloudy this evening. The National Weather Service is reporting that the mountains and places north of Santa Barbara will receive the most moisture. In the southern areas there is currently little to no rain forecasted for this weekend. That pattern will begin on Saturday. Warmer conditions are still expected for early next week.
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In Orange County, warm weather early next week will be accompanied by light Santa Ana winds, growing stronger by Wednesday. Today it will be mostly sunny with highs around 71 degrees. Tonight it will be partly cloudy with lows between 45 and 52 degrees.
The Inland Empire will be mostly sunny with highs between 71 and 75 degrees. Tonight it will be partly cloudy and lows will hover around 29 to 47 degrees.
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Some detailed forecasts:
- 73 degrees in Encino
- 69 degrees in Playa Vista
- 68 degrees in Westminster
- 73 degrees in Jurupa Valley
- 74 degrees in Hemet
A beautiful and chilly start to the weekend and to November. Time to turkey trot into Saturday!
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