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06/18/2026

Cool conditions to persist through the weekend, but a significant warm up remains on track for the middle to end of next week, focused inland of the beaches.

06/17/2026

Good afternoon from the Swing Shift (Rich and Ryan)!!!

In the short term, no significant weather is anticipated for Southwestern California. Through the weekend, cool June Gloom condiitons will prevail with gustsy afternoon winds across interior sections.

However for next week, some significant heat is expected to return to the area. Throughout next week, a strong ridge of high pressure is expected to build over the area, resulting in temperatures well above seasonal normals. At this time, there is growing confidence in the potential for some Heat products to be needed next week. Additionally, fire weather concerns will increase with the hot and dry conditions expected next week.

So, enjoy the cool weather through this weekend. However, be prepared for the heat next week.

Have a great evening!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

06/15/2026

Heading to outdoor events in the San Fernando Valley today? Expect temperatures into the 90s with lots of sunshine. Bring sun protection and stay hydrated! Don't forget to be aware of signs of heat illness.

05/30/2026

Good afternoon from the Swing Shift (Rich and Carol)!!

Well through Monday, it's looking warm and dry across Southwestern California. Afternoon temperatures on Sunday and Monday are expected to top out in the 70s along the coast, but the 80s to lower 90s across the valleys and interior sections. Temperatures will be 5-10 degrees above seasonal normals. At this time, no significant heat risk issues are expected.

As the temperatures rise, breezy and dry conditions will develop acorss the area. Tonight through Sunday night, southwest to northwest winds, gusting 30-50 MPH, can be expected across the Central Coast, Santa Ynez Mountains, I-5 Corridor and the Antelope Valley. With minimum relative humidtiy dropping into the 10-25% range away from the coast, there will be an elevated fire weather risk with an enhanced potential for grass and brush fires.

For Tuesday through the rest of next week, there will be some slight cooling west of the mountains, but some warming across interior sections. An elevated risk of grass and brush fires will continue across interior sections with gusty onshore winds and continued low relative humidity.

Have a great weekend and stay cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

05/14/2026

Good afternoon from the Swing Shift (Rich and Kristan)!!!!

For mid-May, we are expecting a decent amount of weather issues this weekend. First, some strong and gusty west to northwest winds are expected across the mountains and deserts as well as southern Santa Barbara county. In these areas, peak wind gusts of 35-55 MPH are likely with possibly isolated gusts in excess of 60 MPH. At the same time, dry conditions are expected with humidity dropping into the 8-15% range across interior sections and 20-30% across southern Santa Barbara county. So, ELEVATED to BRIEF CRITICAL fire weather conditions are likely this weekend. There will be a heightened risk of fast-moving grass and shrub fires.

At the coast and across the coastal waters, there will also be some issues. Northwest winds, gusting 25-45 knots, will develop and various Gale and Small Craft Advisory products are currently in effect. Along with winds, seas will be on the increase this weekend and will generate elevated to high surf conditions along the local beaches.

Overall, be heads up this weekend. If you live the the foothills or interior sections, be ready for any fast-moving fires and be very careful with any potential ignition source. If you're going to the beach, be very careful and listen to the lifeguards.

We hope everyone has a great evening and a great weekend!!!!

05/13/2026

Gusty winds at times into next week, especially this weekend.

05/12/2026

Risks for fast moving grass and shrub fires TODAY due to gusty winds and drying plants/fuels. Some improvement expected tomorrow.

05/10/2026

Happy Mother's Day from the Swing Shift (Rich, Kristen and Dave)!!!!

Well, warm and dry weather is expected to continue through Tuesday. At this time, Monday looks to be the warmest day with high temperatures climbing into the 88-102 range away from the coast. The persistent marine layer influence (the morning low clouds and fog) will keep the coastal plain cooler.

With the warm and dry conditions, fire weather will be a growing concern. Currently, elevated to brief critical fire weather conditions are expected across interior sections (foothills, mountains and deserts) through Tuesday. The combination of low relative humidity (6-20%), warm temperatures, south to southwest winds (gusts 25-45 MPH) and drying vegetation will bring the elevated to brief critical fire weather conditions.

For Wednesday through Friday, conditions will moderate with cooler temperatures and higher relative humidity.

Hope you enjoy your Mother's Day!!!!!!

05/07/2026

Temperatures will climb into next week, including Mother's Day. Factor the warm conditions into your holiday planning. Mom will appreciate it.

05/04/2026

Big changes coming later this week. Cool, moist and breezy through Tuesday, then a sharp warming and drying trend to follow.

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