Just as Angelenos finally got to enjoy Southern California-like weather after dealing with soggy conditions for much of January, colder temperatures are on the way starting Valentine's Day.
will be under high surf advisory through Wednesday, with lows in the high 30s late Wednesday night. NWS listed highs in the high 50s Wednesday and low 60s Thursday for the area.are expected to see lows in the high 30s Wednesday and Thursday nights with highs near 60°F for those two days, NWS said., lows are expected to be around 37°F Tuesday through Thursday with highs near 60°F, NWS said. A freeze warning was issued for late Tuesday night and into early Wednesday morning.
Parts of SoCal mountains may see "exceptionally cold" wind chills, possibly as low as -10°F, according to NWS. Along the coast, marine hazards were issued by NWS, with breaking waves possible at harbor entrances. In addition, high surf is expected as LA County coast may see up to nine feet while Ventura County may bee up to 12 feet of surf along the county's coastlines.that I have read and agree
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