A low system will bring widespread rain, mountain snow and possible thunderstorms with rain starting as early as tonight. Rain totals will be around 0.50 to 1.50 inches, higher totals for mountains, foothills and areas impacted by thunderstorms. There is also a 10-20% chance for a dusting of snow for the Grapevine late Sun-early Mon.
馃尅锔廤arm temperatures are here to stay!! 馃尀 Heat Advisories are in effect today into next Tuesday for many areas away from the coast, followed by a widespread Extreme Heat Watch...
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Forecast for Independence Day Holiday: Temperatures will be near or slightly below normal. High clouds are expected during the day, then low clouds are likely in the evening for portions...
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Strong Winds Forecasted for the Antelope Valley Bulletin from the National Weather Service 馃摙 Active Wind Advisory Alert (June 26-28, 2026) Current Status: Active Wind Advisory in effect for Lancaster,...
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