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HAPPINESS

IS A WARM CUP

December 6, 2025 12:42 am

Southern California Overview:

  • Weaker winds will occur across the region this weekend, with fair weather. Patchy dense fog may occur near the coast on Sunday and Monday mornings. High pressure will strengthen over the area into next week, bringing higher temperatures and stronger offshore winds. Santa Ana winds will strengthen across the region for Monday and Tuesday with weak to locally moderate strength expected. The area of high pressure looks to stick around into the end of the week, keeping our weather pattern warm and dry as we move into the
    middle of the month.
  • United States Overview:

    • Active winter weather pattern continues with snow expected across the Northern Tier this weekend. Series of atmospheric rivers to usher in heavy rainfall to the Pacific Northwest late this weekend.

Local/State Headlines.

  • Agency declares No-Burn day for much of Southern California.
  • SoCal to see pleasant weekend weather ahead of warmup.
  • Warm-up ahead as high pressure dominates the state.

Nat’l/Int’l Headlines…

  • First snow of La Niña winter blasts millions in mid-Atlantic, unleashing hazardous travel conditions.
  • Record-breaking cold impacting millions of Americans with another round of extreme arctic air on the way.
  • See photos of arctic blast impacting the Midwest and Northeast.
  • Active La Niña climate pattern to fuel next round of snowstorms for Plains, Midwest and Northeast.
  • Arctic blast shatters records, next round of frigid air ahead.
  • Video shows Canadian police officer narrowly dodging a skidding car.
  • Video: Walls of icicles cover Lake Michigan pier as bitterly cold temperatures settle over Great Lakes.
  • The last supermoon of 2025 dazzles: See the Cold Moon.

NOAA Weather

Oceanside, Oceanside Municipal Airport, CA

Last Update on Dec 5 2025, 11:52 pm PST

Weather by NOAA

Current Conditions: Fair

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Temp: 43°F

Wind: North at 0mph

Humidity: 97%

Dewpoint: 42.1°F

Your 5-Day Forecast at a Glance

On this day – 12.6.1966

Heavy rain drenched the region, especially the mountains, from 12/2 to 12/7. Storm totals for the period: 27.79 inches in Lake Arrowhead (believed to be a 100 year rainfall), 23.73 inches in Palomar Mountain, 18.72 inches in Big Bear Lake, 17.85 inches in Idyllwild, 9.14 inches in San Bernardino, 7.63 inches in Redlands, 6.21 inches in Santa Ana, 5.19 inches in Riverside, 2.99 inches in San Diego, 2.73 inches in Palm Springs, but only 0.66 inches in Victorville and 0.28 inches in Barstow! At least two homes were destroyed by floods and debris flows in Mill Creek Canyon. Debris flows and floods damaged homes and roads in Wrightwood and Lytle Creek. Homes and businesses were flooded in Redlands and Palm Springs. Many roads across the region were flooded and washed out. Scuba divers could not recover a Montclair man believed drowned in floodwaters. Strong storm winds caused power outages. On this day 9.43 inches of precipitation fell in Big Bear Lake, the greatest daily precipitation amount on record. Incredibly, only 0.07 inch fell in Victorville on this day.

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