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California – The Santa Ana winds have tapered and temps have fallen back to near averages. No real chance of rain until the weekend of the 19th.
Read MoreCalifornia: Near to below normal temps expected. Winds to keep overnight lows above frost levels. Long range models look for temps to warm up the first week of December.
Read MoreCalifornia: Steady cooling and a deepening marine layer along the coast will bring seasonal temperatures into early next week.
Mexico: Seasonal temperatures look to continue with a slight chance of scattered showers possible into next week.
Read MoreCalifornia: Temperature cool into the weekend as a cold front brings drizzle and a slight chance of light rain across the state. Temps climb above average again next week as high pressure builds.
Read MoreHigh pressure weakens as the tail end of a cold front moves into Northern California. The deep marine layer continues to push well inland with morning drizzle each morning.
Read MoreRecord-breaking temperatures are expected in California growing regions Friday, adding to the rampant mold, mildew, and disease pressure in the fields.
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Read MoreCold morning temperatures look to continue across Southern California. The Southwestern Desert regions and Northern Mexico has a number of dry cold fronts moving through the region into the weekend.
Read MoreA low-pressure system moves through Southern California today with moderate precipitation, then moving into the desert growing regions with a slight chance of rain.
Read MoreWEATHER UPDATE A series of weak storm systems move into Central California with cooler temperatures and possible drizzle. Strong winds and cooler temperatures are expected across Southern California and the Southwestern Desert regions early next week as systems pass to the north. Seasonal temperatures and generally dry conditions are expected across Mexico through next week.…
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