A cold Pacific storm trundled into the Southland Wednesday night, where it will generate rain and snow down to 3500 feet by Thursday morning and cause temperatures to plummet Meteorologist Pablo Pereira has your latest forecast.
A cold Pacific storm trundled toward the Southland, where it will generate rain starting Wednesday night, drop the snow level as low as 3,000 feet and cause temperatures to plummet. Meteorologist Pablo Pereira has your latest forecast.
Downtown Los Angeles reaches 102 at 1pm. Ties record for this date set back in 1979. Yesterday we topped out at 100 breaking record from 1894. Get Heat Safety Tips HERE