SoCal Weather: Christmas Storm Potential Amidst Warm December
KTLA 5December 17, 20254 min14,872 views
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- 🌡️ Above-normal temperatures have consistently characterized December, with no significant rainfall recorded so far.
- 💧 While October and November saw good rainfall, December has been unusually dry, despite the water year starting strong.
Current Conditions and Advisories
- 🌫️ Dense fog advisories are in effect, impacting visibility and travel, with a deeper marine layer extending to the foothills.
- 💨 Pesky northerly winds are present, contributing to warmer inland temperatures due to compression heating, though coastal areas benefit from sea breezes.
Inland vs. Coastal Temperature Differences
- 📈 Inland areas have experienced temperatures in the 70s and 80s, significantly above the average of 67.
- 🏖️ Coastal communities remain cooler, in the mid to upper 60s, due to the weakening offshore flow and prevailing sea breezes.
Potential Christmas Storm
- 🌧️ A chance of rain is forecast for next week, with potential showers arriving by Christmas Eve or Christmas Day.
- 🏔️ This storm system could also bring much-needed mountain snow to the higher elevations.
- 📅 The forecast for this storm has been anticipated for weeks, breaking a pattern of dry and warm weather.
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Southern California WeatherChristmas StormDecember RainfallAbove Normal TemperaturesDense Fog AdvisoriesMarine LayerNortherly WindsCompression HeatingSea BreezeInland TemperaturesCoastal TemperaturesMountain SnowWater Year
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