Good morning. Southern California. I'm Aaron Jolly.

Step outside right now and you'll feel that crisp 50 degrees. But Today's just the warm-up act. Sunshine everywhere, but the winds are shifting. Greater Los Angeles hits 74 degrees by noon with light northwest breezes around 5 to 10 miles an hour. San Diego County climbs to 75 with gustier northwest winds up to 15, gusts to 25. But the Inland Empire? That's where things get interesting. You're topping out at 72, but north winds are howling at 20 to 25 miles an hour with gusts to 48 miles an hour. Patchy blowing dust kicks up before 4 P.M. — secure anything loose outside.

Tonight brings the real show. Mostly clear skies, lows drop to the low 50s along the coast, upper 40s inland. But those winds? They're just warming up. High Wind Warnings are in effect for the mountains through Saturday afternoon — gusts could hit 65 miles an hour in the San Gabriel range.

Saturday cranks it up. Temperatures jump — Los Angeles hits 82. San Diego reaches 79. Inland Empire climbs to 75. But the Santa Ana winds spread south, gusting 40 to 50 miles an hour across San Diego County. If you're heading out, take it slow and watch for blowing debris.

Sunday's the peak. We're talking mid 80s across the coast and valleys — Los Angeles hits 86. San Diego 83. Inland Empire 84. That's 48 degrees above normal. The winds finally ease by Sunday evening.

Looking ahead — a slight chance of mountain showers late Sunday into Monday as a low moves through Baja. Then we cool down Monday and Tuesday before another warm-up mid-week.

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Good evening. Southern California. I'm Aaron Jolly.

In Here's story today, dangerous winds are taking charge.

A High Wind Warning goes into effect late tonight for the mountains and valleys. Northeast winds will ramp up, gusting up to 65 miles an hour by Saturday morning.

This creates hazardous travel, especially for high profile vehicles. Secure loose outdoor items now before the winds pick up.

The rest of us stay sunny and dry.

Step outside in Greater Los Angeles and you'll feel 75 degrees under clear skies. North winds blow at 10 to 15 miles an hour. Tonight, temperatures drop to 50 degrees with gusts hitting 20 miles an hour.

Down in San Diego County, expect sunny skies and a high of 69 degrees. Northwest winds gust to 25 miles an hour this afternoon. Tonight cools to 51 degrees.

The Inland Empire sees sunny skies and a high near 72 degrees. North winds are strong, gusting to 30 miles an hour. Watch for blowing dust on Saturday. Tonight, lows drop to 49 degrees.

Looking ahead, we stay dry.

Friday brings sunny skies and highs near 75. The offshore flow keeps us warm through the weekend.

By Sunday, temperatures climb to the low 80s. That's 49 degrees above normal for early March.

The heat breaks early next week. Highs return to the upper 60s and low 70s by Tuesday.

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Good afternoon. Southern California. I'm Aaron Jolly.

Alright, folks. If you stepped outside this morning and felt like someone turned on a giant fan, you weren't imagining it. We're in the middle of a wind event that's about to go from strong to downright aggressive.

In the next 24 hours. Right now. Greater Los Angeles sits at 75 degrees with north winds gusting to 15 miles an hour. San Diego's a bit cooler at 69 with northwest gusts hitting 25. But the Inland Empire? That's where things get real — 72 degrees with north winds howling at 20, gusting to 30. We're talking tree limbs down, power outages possible.

Tonight, temperatures crash fast under clear skies. Los Angeles drops to 50. San Diego cools to 51. The Inland Empire hits 49.

Friday brings sunshine but even fiercer winds. Highs reach 75 in Los Angeles, 73 in San Diego, 72 in the Inland Empire. Those northerly gusts could hit 35 miles an hour again.

Saturday is when this wind event peaks. A powerful Santa Ana setup develops with northeast winds gusting to 45 miles an hour across the mountains and Inland Empire. Patchy blowing dust mid-morning through mid-afternoon. Temperatures soar — Los Angeles hits 81. San Diego reaches 76, the Inland Empire climbs to 75. That combination of heat and dangerous winds creates critical fire weather conditions.

Sunday stays warm and windy. Highs jump to 86 in Los Angeles, 80 in San Diego, 83 in the Inland Empire. Winds finally ease Monday as temperatures moderate back to the 70s.

Secure loose outdoor items now. This weekend isn't the time to leave patio furniture unsupervised.

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Good morning. Southern California. I'm Aaron Jolly.

The wind woke up angry today. A High Wind Warning stays in effect until 9 A.M. For the Malibu Coast and Santa Monica Mountains — gusts could slam 60 miles an hour. That's tree-snapping, power-line-dropping wind. If you're in those areas, keep your eyes up.

In the next 24 hours. Right now? Fifty-four degrees under clear skies. That north wind is barreling down the state, compressing as it drops, warming us up like a giant hair dryer.

Greater Los Angeles climbs to 75 degrees this afternoon under brilliant sunshine. North winds hold at 10 to 15 miles an hour, gusting higher around midday. Tonight brings clear skies and a low near 50.

Head south to San Diego County. Patchy fog and drizzle linger until about 8 A.M., then it's off to the races — mostly sunny with a high near 70. The coast stays a touch cooler than LA today.

Now the Inland Empire. Areas of fog early, then sunshine and 73 degrees. But hold onto your hat — gusts could hit 35 miles an hour, especially near the mountain passes.

Tonight, step outside and catch the full moon rising. With clear skies statewide, it'll be a beauty.

Friday looks nearly identical — sunny and mild. Then the weekend brings a classic Santa Ana setup. Saturday warms into the upper 70s. By Sunday? Widespread 80s across the region. Some inland spots could flirt with 85 degrees — about 47 degrees to 47 degrees above normal for early March.

A slight chance of showers enters the picture Sunday night into Monday for San Diego County as a low pressure system drifts by. Nothing major, but worth watching.

We're gaining over two minutes of daylight now. And the spring equinox sits just two weeks away. Today certainly feels like spring is knocking on the door.

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Good evening. Southern California. I'm Aaron Jolly.

You might want to hold onto your hat. Literally. A High Wind Warning is in effect until 9 A.M. For the Santa Monica Mountains and the Malibu Coast, where gusts could hit 60 miles an hour. If you're driving the PCH this morning, keep both hands on the wheel.

In the next 24 hours. Right now we're sitting at 58 degrees under gray skies. The overnight low barely budged — it only dropped to 57. That's remarkably mild for early March.

Here's how the day unfolds.

In Greater Los Angeles, patchy fog lingers until about 10 A.M. Then the sun punches through. You climb from 49 degrees early to 75 degrees by early afternoon. Tonight stays clear with a low near 50.

Down in San Diego County, expect mostly sunny skies after the morning clouds clear. Highs reach 71 degrees. North winds gust to 30 miles an hour this afternoon. Tonight brings clear skies and a low near 49.

Over in the Inland Empire, watch for patchy blowing dust between 7 A.M. and 4 P.M. North winds gust to 40 miles an hour. Despite the wind, temperatures hit 73 degrees under sunny skies. Tonight drops to 47.

Looking ahead, we're in for a serious warm-up. Saturday reaches 80 degrees in LA. Sunday could hit 87 — that's about 47 degrees above normal for early March. Things cool slightly Monday and Tuesday, but we stay in the 70s.

By the way, tonight's full moon rises at sunset. With clearing skies, it should be a beautiful one. We're also gaining over two minutes of daylight each day now — the spring equinox is just two weeks away.

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That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning. Southern California. I'm Aaron Jolly.

Folks, step outside right now and you'll feel 58 degrees under partly cloudy skies. Enjoy that coolness. Because it won't last. Weak offshore flow is sliding warm air down the mountain slopes today. That's the engine behind what becomes a full on spring preview this afternoon.

In the next 24 hours. Greater LA, you've got patchy fog hanging around until about 10 A.M. Once that burns off, sunshine takes over and temperatures climb to 73 degrees by mid afternoon. Tonight the fog sneaks back in after 10 P.M. Lows settle near 54 degrees.

Head south to San Diego and you skip the fog entirely. Just clean sunshine and a high of 70 degrees. Clouds build tonight with lows around 54 degrees.

Now the Inland Empire. This is where the heat really flexes. Sunny skies push you to 80 degrees with gusts up to 20 miles an hour. That's shorts and sunglasses weather in early March. Tonight cools to 51 degrees under clear skies.

Wednesday plays a similar tune across the region. Morning fog in LA giving way to 71 degrees. San Diego hits 69 degrees. The Inland Empire stays warm at 77 degrees.

Then things get interesting. A trough drops in from the northwest Wednesday night. That fires up strong northerly winds. Gusts 35 to 50 miles an hour across the mountains and valleys Thursday. Temperatures dip briefly. But by Friday, another Santa Ana event kicks in and pushes highs back into the upper 70s and low 80s through the weekend.

One more thing worth looking up for tonight. The full moon rises under partly cloudy skies. And we're gaining over two minutes of daylight each day now. Spring equinox is just two weeks out.

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Good evening. Southern California. I'm Aaron Jolly.

Eighty seven degrees in the Inland Empire. On the first day of March. Let that sink in for a second. Because this is the last gasp of that heat.

In the next 24 hours., A low pressure trough is sliding through California right now, dismantling the ridge that's been keeping us toasty. You can already feel the marine layer creeping inland along the coast. That cool, damp air is the opening act for a real cooldown.

The Inland Empire grabbed the headline today at 87 degrees with west winds gusting to 25 miles an hour. Tonight clears out, dropping to 54. Monday? Seventy five. That's a twelve degree nosedive.

Over in Greater Los Angeles, you hit 82 degrees around 2 P.M. Clouds roll in tonight with a low of 53. Monday brings 72. and honestly, that's going to feel almost chilly after today.

Down in San Diego County, 80 degrees this afternoon. Northwest winds are kicking up to 25 miles an hour. Partly cloudy tonight, low of 56. Monday settles to 68 with those gusty winds hanging around.

Now the week ahead tells an interesting story. Monday is the cooldown day across the board. Tuesday and Wednesday bounce back a few degrees on weak offshore flow. Then things get spicy. Another system pushes in Thursday into Friday. and we could be looking at Santa Ana conditions by next weekend. The whole stretch stays bone dry through at least the next ten days.

Quick note for anyone who soaked up sun today. UV index hit 48 degrees.48 degrees, which is high for March. and we're gaining over two minutes of daylight now. Spring equinox is just nineteen days out.

Slather on that aloe if you caught some color today. Your future self will appreciate it.

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Good afternoon. Southern California. I'm Aaron Jolly.

So here's what's happening. A fading high pressure ridge is squeezing out one last blast of summer before a trough rolls in and slams the door shut. and folks, that blast is impressive. The Inland Empire hits 87 degrees this afternoon. In March. That's flirting with record territory.

In the next 24 hours. Greater Los Angeles peaks around 82 degrees near 1 P.M. You'll feel that dry desert warmth on your skin. Down in San Diego County, the onshore flow sneaks in earlier, capping things at a still pleasant 78 degrees.

Now. The mountains and desert passes are a different animal today. Gusts of 35 to 45 miles an hour are ripping through. A Wind Advisory covers the Western Mojave Desert through Monday evening. If you're driving the Cajon Pass, keep both hands on the wheel.

Central Coast, quick note for you. Dense fog sticks around until 10 A.M. Visibility drops to a quarter mile in spots. Slow down and use those low beams.

Tonight the marine layer creeps inland like a cold blanket. Lows settle to 53 degrees in L.A., 55 in San Diego, 54 in the Inland Empire. Partly cloudy skies take over.

Monday feels like a completely different season. That trough sweeps through and temperatures crash 47 degrees to 47 degrees. L.A. Barely touches 73. San Diego holds at 68. The Inland Empire drops to 75. That's a 47 degrees freefall from today.

The cooling trend locks in through Monday. Tuesday bounces back briefly into the upper 70s. Then Wednesday brings another round of gusty winds and cooler air. Next weekend, high pressure rebuilds with gradual warming. Still no rain on the horizon.

UV index is high today, so slather on sunscreen before you step outside. and we're gaining over two minutes of daylight each day now. Spring equinox. Just 19 days away.

I'll be tracking that wind advisory all evening. Stay tuned.

For the extended outlook, check the latest forecast as confidence improves.

That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

Good morning. Maine. I'm DJ Huzz.

Folks, yesterday was absolutely bonkers. Eight locations smashed daily heat records. Woodland Hills hit 90 degrees. Burbank, 94. Downtown LA, 91. That's late July heat. In February. A stubborn ridge of high pressure parked over us, pumping offshore winds and pushing temps 48 degrees to 48 degrees above normal.

In the next 24 hours. But that ridge? It's packing its bags. Onshore flow creeps back this afternoon as the whole pattern slides east. Think of it like the ocean finally exhaling toward the land again. The coast feels it first. Inland. Not so fast.

Down in San Diego, you wake up to 60 degrees under clear skies. Sunshine carries you to 81 by midday with gentle south winds. A pleasant Saturday by any measure. Head north to Greater LA and it's warmer. You're starting at 63, climbing to 87 by early afternoon. Tonight cools to 58 degrees.

Now the Inland Empire. Still cooking. Mostly sunny, high near 90 degrees, with west winds gusting to 20 miles an hour. That marine air hasn't muscled its way past the passes yet. Give it a day.

Sunday is when you really notice the shift. LA drops to 80. San Diego, 77. Even the Inland Empire eases to 85. Patchy fog rolls along the coast Sunday night into Monday morning. Remember fog? It's been a while.

Monday delivers the real cooldown. Valley highs in the low 70s. Coastal spots settle into the 60s. Gusty west winds rip through mountain passes and desert corridors Sunday into Monday. Gusts to 40 miles an hour. Secure anything loose in the yard. Tuesday through Thursday, temperatures creep back up a few degrees each day under sunny skies. Mid week highs land in the mid to upper 70s. and rain? Not a drop in sight through mid March.

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Good morning. Maine. I'm DJ Huzz.

Folks, we're living in a toaster oven right now. A massive ridge of high pressure is parked directly over us, compressing the air and heating things up fast. We're talking temperatures twenty degrees above normal. You might even see some records fall today.

In the next 24 hours. Here's the thing — don't get too comfortable. A low pressure system is dropping down from the north. It flattens this heat dome by Saturday. Onshore flow returns, bringing that familiar marine air back. That means a quick cool down for the weekend.

If you step outside right now. Greater Los Angeles is sitting at 91 degrees under sunny skies. You hit your high of 88 around 3 P.M. Winds shift from southwest to west-northwest around 7 P.M. Tonight, expect mostly clear skies and a low around 61.

Down in San Diego County, you're at 86 degrees. Look for a high near 84 this afternoon. Winds shift from northwest to southwest around 10 A.M. Tonight stays mostly clear with a low around 61.

Over in the Inland Empire, the thermometer reads 92 degrees. You top out near 91 this afternoon. Winds shift from northwest to west around 6 P.M. Lows drop to about 61 tonight under mostly clear skies.

Heads up if you're traveling north — a Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for the Central Valley from 2 A.M. To 10 A.M. Saturday. Watch for sudden visibility changes.

Here's your outlook for the week ahead. Saturday brings cooling, with Los Angeles near 86 and San Diego at 81. Sunday gets even cooler, with highs in the upper 70s and low 80s. By Monday, we settle into the 70s across the board. We stay dry through midweek. It looks like classic Southern California spring weather is about three weeks early.

The UV index is high today, so slather on sunscreen if you're heading out. Also, sunrise was at 6:25 A.M. We're gaining two minutes of daylight every day now.

That's your forecast — we'll be back tomorrow.

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Stay safe, stay prepared. and enjoy the day.