The marine layer brought light rain to the beach communities in Los Angeles and Orange counties Wednesday. Occasionally breezy conditions are expected for the rest of the week. Most areas of ...

The conditions will be sunny, cooler and windy before temperatures warm up and rain moves into the region over the weekend. Thursday will be clear and cool with a high near 60 and gusts as high as ...

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Despite periods of rain over the past week, conditions have been dry overall with relative humidity falling to the 20%-to-25% range, which means there is an elevated threat for the rapid spread of ...

Lows will drop into the 30s by then all across WAVE Country. Rain chances will rise starting early Thursday morning, resulting in rain and even some thunder for most areas by the evening commute home.

While we're not expecting non-stop rain throughout the entire weekend, on and off rain is possible for most of the day Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Total precipitation could be anywhere from 1 to ...

EXTENDED FORECAST: More rain is possible overnight Thursday into early Friday, but similar to the forecast for Thursday, those showers look to clear out by Friday afternoon. Some small hail ...

We've expanded our ABC13 Weather Watch to include all of Thursday in addition to Friday. While the rain will be widespread, the focus for heavy rainfall and street flooding will primarily be ...

Partly cloudy & mild tonight with some light showers possible toward dawn A slight chance of showers and storms for the rest of the week & weekend Scattered showers north of I-40 Thursday morning ...

A ridge of low pressure and marine layer clouds in the area will keep temperatures in the 60s and 70s. Similar weather is expected the remainder of the week. Los Angeles and Orange counties on ...

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- Warm and breezy today with plenty of clouds around. The southwesterly flow will increase low level moisture decreasing our brush fire threat, but we still have an open burn ...