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Windy conditions for mountain passes in SoCal
Another June gloom morning followed by warm temperatures this afternoon.
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Quick Facts
- Today’s weather: Warm, sunny
- Beaches: 69-74 degrees
- Mountains: 81 91 degrees
- Inland: 84-93 degrees
- Warnings and advisories: None
SoCal is in for a mild weather pattern the next few days with morning low clouds followed by afternoon sun.
It will feel slightly cooler for the inland areas as temperatures drop a few degrees, and there will be windy conditions over mountain passes and desert slopes. Wind gusts for those areas will be between 25 mph to 35 mph.
Along the L.A. County coast, temperatures will be similar to yesterday, with highs up to 74 degrees. For the valley areas, temperatures will reach up to 87 degrees.
Moving south to Orange County, the daytime highs will be up to 77 degrees along the coast and 86 degrees more inland.
For the Inland Empire, temperatures will range from 84 to 93 degrees. And for Coachella Valley, temperatures will once again be in the low 100s with the possibility some areas reaching up to 108 degrees.
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