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Jan 06, 2009
Over 2 feet of snow covers the ground in Big Bear area on 12/16/08. SoCalweather.net is Southern California's longest running Private Forecasting site serving the public since 2000. Latest Weather Headlines Jan, 6th, 2009 445pm: Another cool evening expected tonight with lows in the Vallleys dipping into the 30s but no frost is expected. Warmer days tomorrow and Thursday with highs west of the mountains creeping into the 70s.A cold front will bring some clouds and cooler temps Friday and probably some snow showers to the north slopes of the San Bernardino Mountains followed by a strong Santa Ana wind expected Friday evening into Saturday which may be capable of producing winds of over 80mph below favored passes and canyons. *** Side note Im aware of the copyright infringement taken upon my site from former Ontario Weather Service. A lawsuit will be filed against them once I get the time, I appreciate my supporters for making me aware of this issue and having my back.**** 
1/4/09Sunny and cold today with a light coat of fresh snow on top of the 4-8 feet we still have on the ground. Highs only in the 10s and 20s and lows tonight overall in the -0s and 0s. Look for gadual warming through about Thursday with highs creeping above normal into the lower 40s and 50s with lows in the lower 10s and 20s. A Moderate Santa Ana will bring colder weather next weekend with temps falling back into the upper 20s and 30s for highs but no snow can be seen over the next 7 days at least for now.
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BeachesGeneral:Used for emergency operations only.Los Angeles:2-4 feetOrange County:2-4feetSan Diego:2-4 feet Dec 30, 2007 by MichaelDesertsLow Deserts:Used for emergency operations only.High Deserts:Used for emergency operations only. Dec 30, 2007 by MichaelInland EmpireGeneral:Used for emergency operations only. Dec 30, 2007 by MichaelL.A. / O.C.General:Used for emergency operations only. Dec 30, 2007 by MichaelSan DiegoValleys:used for emergency operations only.Mountains:used for emergency operations only. Dec 30, 2007 by MichaelSoCal Mountains5000-7500ft:The chance for thunderstorm will persist through the weekend with the possibility of the strongest storms occuring on Thursday into Friday. Highs will range from the mid 70s to lower 80s, with temperatures dropping into the 50s or even belopw during thunderstorms. Lows throughout the period will drop into the lower 50s overall with 40s possible by the weekend. Please be careful during periods of heavy rain, flash flooding, hail, and lighting are very possible, so please take necessary precautions.8000-12000ft:Highs will be in the low to middle 70s throughout the week with the possibility of thunderstorms peraisting through the weekend. Hiking in the wilderness could be dangerous during any monsoonal activity due to the possibility flash flooding, hail, and lightning. Next week should be sunnier and less humid, with highs into the low 70s and lows in the 40s. Aug 26, 2008 by MattS.B. / VenturaSanta Barbara:used for emergency operations only.Ventura:used for emergency operations only. Dec 30, 2007 by MichaelSponsored by: 
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