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Wind Advisory for much of Southern California expired

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Updated  November 12, 2024 1:53pm PST
Severe Weather
FOX 11

Wind Advisory issued for much of Southern California

The wind advisory is in effect until noon Tuesday.

The Brief

    • A Wind Advisory in effect until noon Tuesday for parts of Southern California has expired.
    • By the afternoon, winds will shift northeast, bringing weak Santa Ana winds through Wednesday morning.
    • Rain chances return to the region Thursday night.

LOS ANGELES - A Wind Advisory in effect for much of Southern California due to gusty, northerly winds on Tuesday has expired.

The winds will extend south through the western San Fernando Valley and the Santa Monica Mountains, with cooler temperatures expected, according to the National Weather Service. 

Starting Tuesday afternoon, winds will shift northeast, the NWS said, bringing weak Santa Ana winds through Wednesday morning. 

"Gusts of 20 to 40 mph will be possible across the wind-prone corridor of Ventura and Los Angeles County," according to the latest forecast.

Wednesday will be slightly warmer, but another low-pressure system will bring rain chances Thursday night through Saturday, forecasters said.

The Source: <i>This story was reported with information from the National Weather Service.</i>