Kern County Residents Raise Concerns Over Unusually Thick Fog

Kern County Residents Raise Concerns Over Unusually Thick Fog

Kern County residents are voicing concerns about unusually dense fog that has lingered across the area throughout January. Many locals say the fog appears thicker and lasts longer than what they remember from previous years. “Oh, that fog was crazy yesterday. It was, like, a scary movie or something,” said Brim. Longtime resident Vanessa Martinez … Read more

Powerful Winter Storm Grounds Thousands of Flights, Causes Delays at LAX

Powerful Winter Storm Grounds Thousands of Flights, Causes Delays at LAX

A powerful winter storm sweeping across the United States has led to thousands of flight cancellations, widespread power outages, and cascading delays at airports nationwide, including Los Angeles International Airport. KTLA’s Gene Kang reported live from LAX on Sunday morning, where sunny skies and calm conditions contrasted sharply with the nationwide aviation disruption caused by … Read more

Strong, potentially dangerous winds forecast for Southern California mountain areas Saturday night

Strong, potentially dangerous winds forecast for Southern California mountain areas Saturday night

Dangerous wind conditions are expected to impact mountainous areas of San Bernardino and Los Angeles counties Saturday night into Sunday morning. According to the National Weather Service, locations such as the Angeles Crest Highway, Acton, Mill Creek, Warm Springs, Mount Baldy, Wrightwood and Mount Wilson could see sustained winds of 25 to 35 mph, with … Read more

Thousands of Flights Canceled as Major Winter Storm Sweeps Across the U.S.

Thousands of Flights Canceled as Major Winter Storm Sweeps Across the U.S.

A massive winter storm triggered the cancellation of thousands of U.S. flights scheduled for the weekend as it barreled across much of the country Saturday, cutting power and turning major roadways into treacherous sheets of ice. According to the National Weather Service, widespread heavy snow, sleet and freezing rain threatened nearly 180 million people — … Read more

Light Rain Possible as Southern California Sees Brief Cooldown

Light Rain Possible as Southern California Sees Brief Cooldown

Southern California is heading into a period of noticeably cooler weather, with a chance of light rain expected as the week continues. “We’re talking about cooler temperatures. A cooling trend is now underway across the Southland,” KTLA’s Kirk Hawkins said Wednesday morning. According to the National Weather Service, light rain or drizzle is expected to … Read more

Northern Lights Could Be Visible in Illinois Monday Night Amid G4 Solar Storm

Northern Lights Could Be Visible in Illinois Monday Night Amid G4 Solar Storm

If you’re willing to brave the bitter cold, parts of Illinois may have a chance to see the northern lights Monday night. The National Weather Service has issued a rare severe, or G4, geomagnetic storm watch for Monday evening, raising the possibility that the aurora borealis could be visible across portions of the state. While … Read more

Magnitude 4.9 Quake Near Indio Shakes Southern California

Magnitude 4.9 Quake Near Indio Shakes Southern California

A preliminary magnitude 4.9 earthquake struck Monday evening just five miles north-northeast of Indio Hills, rattling communities across Southern California. According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the quake hit just before 6 p.m. at a depth of nearly 2 miles. Officials said the epicenter was about 14.5 miles north of Coachella and 16.6 miles northeast … Read more

Fog, Sun, Repeat: Tampa Bay Set For Warm Stretch Before Big Chill

Fog, Sun, Repeat: Tampa Bay Set For Warm Stretch Before Big Chill

Residents across the Tampa Bay area should keep a light jacket for the morning commute and sunglasses for the afternoon ride home. A pattern of foggy mornings followed by sunny, warm afternoons is settling in for the rest of the week, pushing temperatures well above seasonal averages before a major cool‑down arrives early next week. … Read more