Southern California Weather Forecast: November 5, 2025, with Supermoon and High Surf Advisory

Supermoon and Recent Weather System

• 🌕 The recent Super Full Moon was visible due to a low-pressure system and cold front moving out quicker than anticipated.
• 💡 A Supermoon appears bigger and brighter because it's lower on the horizon and orbiting closer to Earth.
• 🌟 This was the second of three consecutive Super Full Moons.

Coastal Conditions and Advisories

• ⚠️ A High Surf Advisory is in effect for Los Angeles County, with waves expected between 5-8 feet and dangerous rip currents.
• 🌊 A Beach Hazards Statement is issued for Santa Barbara and Orange County, indicating potential for large waves and rip currents, though less severe than LA County.
• 🌊 A Coastal Flood Advisory is active due to King Tides interacting with the full moon, potentially causing flooding in low-lying areas like Malibu, Ventura County beaches, and Marina del Rey.

Temperature Trends and Extended Forecast

• 🌡️ Afternoon temperatures reached 70 degrees, 6 degrees below average.
• ☀️ Looking ahead, a ridge of high pressure is expected to develop over the weekend, bringing offshore flow, sunny skies, and above-average temperatures.
• 🏖️ The extended forecast for beaches shows temperatures in the high 60s to low 70s through Friday, warming into the 70s on Saturday and Sunday.
• ☀️ By Veterans Day, temperatures are expected to reach 75 degrees for beaches and up to 84 degrees for Orange County.
• ☀️ The San Gabriel Valley will see temperatures in the 70s on Thursday and Friday, climbing into the 80s over the weekend and reaching 88 degrees on Monday.
• ☀️ Orange County will experience temperatures in the 70s, warming to 84 degrees by Veterans Day.
• ☀️ For Fernando Valley, temperatures are projected to be in the 80s, reaching 88 degrees on Monday.