Vanessa Paz

Today’s weather closely resembles yesterday’s, with daytime highs trending above seasonal averages.

It's starting chilly across the county, so dress warm before you head out. Temperatures today will run a little cooler as a cut-off area of low

It's looking like pea soup out there, with pockets of dense fog blanketing some of our major freeways. The worst of the fog is down to nearly a quarter of a mile, so leave time for travel as you head out.

As we approach the end of the workweek, a passing storm to our north will bring noticeable changes. Layer up before heading out, and consider a light hooded sweater.

Astronomical high tides will bring the threat of minor coastal overflow each morning through Sunday. A Beach Hazards Statement is in effect through Sunday morning for tides of 6 to 7'.

A chilly start across the county today, so be sure to layer up. Daytime highs will reach the 60s along the coast and mountains, with 70s inland and in the deserts.

A fast-moving Pacific storm will bring Christmas Eve showers, chilly temperatures, and strong winds to the county starting Tuesday.

Dense Fog and High Surf Advisories: Coastal and valley neighborhoods are shrouded in dense fog, with visibility near zero in areas along the immediate coast.

Dense fog may disrupt your morning drive, so exercise caution if heading out early. Temperatures are starting off chilly, with milder conditions near the coast.

As a storm passes by to the north, expect more clouds for your New Year's Eve, assisted with mild temperatures.