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L.A. Basin Valleys Beaches Mountains DesertsU.S. cities
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Santa Barbara Co.
Height Period DirectionHeight Period DirectionHeight Period DirectionHeight Period DirectionHeight Period DirectionVentura Co.Los Angeles Co.Orange Co.San Diego Co.POINT CONCEPTION TO MEXICOWind speed in knots; wave heights in feet/intervals in seconds;
temperatures for sea/airCalifornia cities
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City Hi Lo Prcp. Hi Lo Hi Lo City Hi Lo Prcp. Hi Lo Hi Lo City Hi Lo Prcp. Hi Lo Hi LoStation Time Wind Waves TempL.A. Outer Harbor, in feet.Friday downtown readingsMinutes to burn for
sensitive peopleTemperature Los Angeles Fullerton Ventura Today’s rise/setNew MoonFirst QuarterFull MoonLast QuarterDec. 3Dec. 11Nov. 26Los Angeles County Nov. 19Orange CountyVentura CountyCity Hi Lo Prcp. Hi Lo SkyWorld
Key:Susunny;Pcpartly cloudy;Cycloudy;Fg
foggy;Prcpprecipitation;Drdrizzle;Hz;hazy
Shshowers;Tsthunderstorms;Rrain;Snsnow;
Sfsnow flurries;Iice;Rsrain/snow;Wwindy;
Trtrace.Notes:National extremes are for NWS
stations; excludes Alaska and Hawaii.
Missing data indicated by “xx”.Santa
Barbara
VenturaOxnardOjaiCamarilloSanta PaulaWestlake
Village Woodland
Hills
Santa MonicaTorrance
Long
Beach Newport
BeachSanta AnaLaguna
Beach San
ClementeMission ViejoIrvineOceansideEscondidoPowayRamonaSan DiegoTemeculaHemet Palm
SpringsFullertonChino
RiversideOntarioPomona/
Fairplex San BernardinoYucca ValleyHesperiaWhittier
HillsLA DowntownUCLASimi Valley
ChatsworthBurbank
MonroviaSanta ClaritaAnaheim 76 53 -- 86 57 92 58
Avalon/Catalina 66 51 -- 76 69 82 70
Bakersfield 64 48 -- 70 45 76 48
Barstow 79 51 -- 81 52 80 50
Beaumont 75 50 -- 83 50 84 49
Big Bear Lake 60 34 -- 61 26 64 27
Bishop 81 35 -- 74 34 76 33
Burbank 71 50 -- 87 57 91 55
Camarillo 68 50 -- 82 57 87 58
Chatsworth 74 xx -- 86 60 88 58
Chino 73 46 -- 90 51 92 49
Dana Point 65 51 .01 73 56 82 57
Death Valley 83 56 -- 87 58 86 53
Del Mar 65 57 -- 71 55 80 58
Escondido 75 54 -- 82 53 89 55
Eureka 64 52 .02 58 44 59 47
Fallbrook 73 53 -- 80 49 88 53
Fillmore 68 52 -- 87 60 90 59
Fresno 67 50 -- 70 47 76 48
Fullerton 72 54 -- 84 56 92 58
Hemet 77 44 -- 87 49 88 49
Hesperia 79 46 -- 76 41 77 41
Huntington Beach 69 52 -- 76 57 84 59
Idyllwild 66 37 -- 69 53 71 53
Irvine 70 56 -- 82 58 87 58
L.A. D’ntown/USC72 58 -- 84 60 90 60
L.A. Int’l. Airport 70 57 -- 78 60 85 61Laguna Beach 68 52 -- 75 60 83 62
Lancaster 78 42 -- 77 35 78 35
Long Beach 70 54 -- 81 57 89 58
Mammoth Lakes 60 21 -- 62 23 66 23
Mission Viejo 73 52 .01 82 60 88 61
Monrovia 71 50 -- 81 61 86 60
Monterey 67 54 .01 66 48 70 50
Mt. Wilson 64 50 -- 74 49 77 49
Needles 83 55 -- 86 59 83 53
Newport Beach 64 58 -- 75 58 83 59
Northridge 75 48 -- 88 61 89 59
Oakland 67 54 -- 66 46 70 47
Oceanside 70 48 -- 77 45 88 49
Ojai 73 40 -- 85 59 88 58
Ontario 73 50 -- 88 59 91 54
Oxnard 69 52 -- 75 60 83 58
Palm Springs 84 56 -- 90 63 90 59
Pasadena 71 52 -- 85 60 89 60
Paso Robles 68 41 -- 78 37 83 39
Pomona/Fairplex 71 50 .01 88 55 91 55
Poway 77 52 -- 77 54 88 57
Redding 71 51 -- 80 46 84 44
Rialto 76 52 -- 87 59 89 55
Riverside 72 49 -- 87 44 87 41Sacramento 69 49 -- 72 43 75 43
San Bernardino 73 50 -- 87 55 89 53
San Clemente Pier 63 58 -- 74 56 83 56
San Diego 71 60 -- 73 56 84 58
San Francisco 67 55 -- 64 48 68 49
San Gabriel xx xx xx 87 58 92 60
San Jose 68 56 -- 71 48 74 49
San Luis Obispo 72 49 -- 78 49 82 47
Santa Ana 73 59 -- 82 60 90 61
Santa Barbara 66 48 -- 75 52 80 51
Santa Clarita 73 47 -- 86 57 87 57
Santa Monica Pier 69 54 -- 77 59 86 58
Santa Paula 72 45 -- 87 61 90 59
Santa Rosa 72 43 -- 75 39 78 42
Simi Valley 70 45 -- 87 59 89 56
Tahoe Valley 58 29 Tr 59 24 63 27
Temecula 75 46 -- 86 49 89 52
Thousand Oaks 67 48 .01 85 62 88 59
Torrance 66 54 -- 76 56 86 57
UCLA 71 54 -- 83 62 88 60
Van Nuys 74 53 -- 89 59 91 57
Ventura 69 53 -- 74 60 81 59
Whittier Hills 74 49 -- 85 58 90 59
Woodland Hills 75 45 -- 89 60 90 58
Wrightwood 59 46 -- 66 45 66 44
Yorba Linda 74 52 -- 87 58 90 56
Yosemite Valley 65 39 -- 71 46 75 47Sunny:Low pressure off the coast and surface high pressure in the Great Basin will promote
northeasterly Santa Ana winds winds gusting from 20 to 40 mph in wind-prone areas today. Low
relative humidity and warm conditions will contribute to elevated or locally critical fire danger. Winds
willincreasetonight,withgustsfrom8to15mphandminimumhumiditiesaslowas8%.Sunny 90/
Sunny 89/
Cooler 74/
Rainy, cooler 62/Sunny 88/
Sunny 87/
Cooler 74/
Rainy, cooler 59/Sunny 86/
Sunny 83/
Cooler 71/
Rainy, cooler 64/Windy 64/
Sunny 65/
Clouding up 58/
Showers 42/Sunny 90/
Sunny 89/
Clouding up 82/
Showers 66/Sunny and warmer Sunny and breezy Sunny Sunny SunnyLos Angeles Basin:
Morning clouds, then sun.
Clear and breezy tonight.
Sunny with gusty winds on
Sunday.
Valleys/canyons:Clouds
early, then sunny and warm.
Clear and breezy tonight.
Sunny with gusty winds on
Sunday.Orange County:Sunny and
warmer. Clear tonight.
Sunny and warm on
Sunday.
Ventura/Santa Barbara:
Mostly sunny and warmer.
Mostly clear tonight. Sunny
and warm on Sunday.
San Diego County:Clouds,
then sunny and warmer.Mostly clear tonight. Mostly
sunny and warm on Sunday.
Local mountains:Sunny,
breezy and warm. Clear and
windy tonight. Sunny, windy
and warm on Sunday.
High desert:Sunny, breezy
and warmer. Clear and
breezy tonight. Sunny with
gusty winds on Sunday.Low desert:Sunny. Clear
andbreezytonight.Sunny,
breezy and hot on Sunday.
San Francisco Bay Area:
Morning clouds, then sunny.
Clear to partly cloudy
tonight. Mostly sunny on
Sunday.Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
WednesdayTodayStormy:A strong storm will bring heavy rain and high winds to
coastal areas from Georgia to southeast Virginia. Colder, dry air
willspillintotheNortheastregion.Scatteredrainandsnow
showers will occur in the northern Plains and Rockies.High88 at Picacho Peak, Ariz.
Low2 at Yellowstone National Park, Wyo.Innerwaters:Winds north to northeast,
becoming west to northwest at 10
knots.Windwaves2-6feetwithawest
swell of 2-4 feet.
Surf zone:The potential for strong rip
currentsishigh,exceptatbeachesin
Orange County, where it is moderate.
Morro Bay 4p N10 8/15 60/
Santa Barbara 4p VAR5 1/15 64/
Ventura 4p WNW10 3/15 64/
Zuma Beach 4p WNW20 3/15 64/
Marina del Rey 4p WSW10 3/15 65/
Hermosa Beach4p WSW10 1/15 64/
Cabrillo Beach 4p NNW10 3/15 65/
Hunt’n. Beach 4p VAR5 3/15 65/
Newport Beach 4p VAR5 3/15 65/
Dana Point 4p VAR5 4/15 65/
San Clemente 4p VAR5 4/15 65/
Oceanside 4p VAR5 2/16 65/
Solana Beach 4p VAR5 2/16 64/
Mission Beach 4p VAR5 3/16 64/
Avalon 4p WNW10 3/15 65/High/low 72/58 72/54 69/
High/low a year ago 80/51 83/48 82/
Normal high/low for date 73/52 73/50 71/
Record high/date 93/2008 91/2008 90/
Record low/date 40/1964 41/2000 34/24-hour total (as of 4 p.m.) 0.00 0.00 0.
Season total (since Oct. 1) 0.00 0.00 0.
Last season (Oct. 1 to date) 0.57 0.85 0.
Season norm (Oct. 1 to date) 1.09 1.37 1.
Humidity (high/low) 83/51 83/50 89/Friday Today Sunday Friday Today SundayFriday TodayFriday Today SundayForecasts provided by
AccuWeather, Inc.©Today12:05a 3.5 Hi 4:03a 2.8 Lo
10:29a 5.8 Hi 6:13p 0.0 Lo
Sun. 1:28a 3.5 Hi 4:53a 3.1 Lo
11:20a 5.4 Hi 7:18p 0.1 LoPrecipitationSun 6:26a/4:49p
Moon 8:31p/10:20aSun 6:25a/4:48p
Moon 8:30p/10:18aSun 6:31a/4:53p
Moon 8:35p/10:25aLas Vegas, 45
Los Angeles, 45
Phoenix, 45
San Francisco, 45Albuquerque 56 34 -- 63 36 Pc
Amarillo 66 27 -- 70 36 Pc
Anchorage 36 32 .08 36 31 Sn
Atlanta 49 42 .76 59 37 Su
Atlantic City 52 39 .07 46 40 W
Austin 63 30 -- 66 38 Su
Baltimore 55 29 -- 44 31 Pc
Billings 58 33 -- 51 34 Cy
Birmingham 50 42 .07 58 33 Su
Boise 60 34 -- 55 34 Su
Boston 54 36 -- 39 28 Su
Brownsville 64 50 -- 72 56 Pc
Buffalo 36 32 -- 27 15 Pc
Burlington, Vt. 40 31 .04 24 6 Su
Casper 61 30 Tr 42 26 Sn
Charleston, S.C. 54 45 .88 49 40 R
Charleston, W.Va. 51 26 -- 47 24 Su
Charlotte 49 39 .17 45 35 Pc
Chicago 38 22 -- 38 28 Cy
Cincinnati 43 24 -- 44 24 Su
Cleveland 38 30 -- 38 24 Pc
Colo. Springs 64 27 -- 63 27 Pc
Columbia, S.C. 49 42 .62 47 37 R
Columbus 41 24 -- 43 23 Pc
Concord, N.H. 49 18 -- 34 10 Su
Dallas/Ft.Worth 60 33 -- 62 40 Pc
Denver 67 33 -- 61 29 Cy
Des Moines 55 22 -- 47 35 Cy
Detroit 36 26 -- 34 22 Pc
Duluth 32 19 -- 38 31 Cy
El Paso 64 37 -- 67 43 Pc
Eugene 59 40 .33 57 40 Pc
Fairbanks 72 Tr 8-2Pc
Fargo 37 29 -- 42 29 Pc
Flagstaff 62 31 -- 63 27 Su
Grand Junction 60 29 -- 61 28 Pc
Grand Rapids 39 28 Tr 35 23 Cy
Green Bay 39 21 Tr 37 31 Cy
Hartford 54 24 -- 38 18 Su
Helena 49 26 .01 47 35 Pc
Honolulu 87 71 -- 88 72 Pc
Houston 64 40 Tr 63 39 Su
Indianapolis 46 24 -- 41 24 Pc
Jacksonville, Fla. 62 53 3.26 56 42 Pc
Kansas City 56 25 -- 55 41 Pc
Las Vegas 75 58 -- 78 52 Su
Little Rock 55 30 -- 54 31 Su
Louisville 44 28 -- 47 28 Pc
Medford 59 43 Tr 61 35 Pc
Memphis 50 32 -- 55 32 Su
Miami 84 73 .12 77 58 Pc
Milwaukee 42 20 -- 38 30 Cy
Minneapolis 39 29 -- 43 33 Cy
Nashville 50 34 -- 55 28 Su
New Orleans 62 47 -- 61 43 Su
New York 51 37 -- 39 30 Su
Oklahoma City 58 24 -- 61 40 Pc
Omaha 57 25 -- 54 38 Cy
Orlando 74 69 .03 65 50 Pc
Philadelphia 52 31 -- 42 30 Su
Phoenix 84 58 -- 83 57 Su
Pittsburgh 43 24 -- 40 23 Pc
Portland, Maine 48 28 -- 34 15 Su
Portland, Ore. 58 47 .13 57 44 Pc
Providence 55 27 -- 39 23 Su
Pueblo 57 24 -- 68 30 Cy
Raleigh 46 38 .35 41 36 R
Rapid City 59 23 -- 50 26 W
Reno 67 47 -- 65 33 Su
Richmond 49 39 .13 44 37 R
St. Louis 48 22 -- 47 31 Su
Salt Lake City 64 35 -- 57 33 Pc
San Antonio 63 36 -- 66 44 Su
San Juan, P.R. 84 77 .07 87 76 Pc
Santa Fe 57 23 -- 62 27 Pc
Seattle 58 46 .19 56 52 RSpokane 39 32 .08 46 40 Cy
Springfield, Mo. 52 20 -- 55 36 Su
Tallahassee 53 46 .10 62 44 Su
Tampa 71 67 .06 66 51 Pc
Tucson 83 47 -- 82 51 Su
Tulsa 57 24 -- 59 41 Su
Washington, D.C. 55 33 -- 46 34 Pc
Wichita 60 24 -- 61 41 Pc
Yuma 85 56 -- 85 55 SuAcapulco 90 74 .09 87 77 Pc
Amsterdam 41 38 -- 44 35 R
Athens 71 54 -- 72 56 Pc
Baghdad 83 55 -- 81 47 Su
Bangkok 88 77 -- 93 78 Pc
Barbados 86 79 .08 86 75 Pc
Beijing 50 29 -- 50 41 Cy
Berlin 50 37 -- 49 33 Sh
Buenos Aires 79 70 -- 83 69 Pc
Cabo San Lucas 88 65 -- 85 73 Pc
Cairo 79 67 -- 79 62 Pc
Calgary 52 32 -- 44 34 Cy
Cancun 82 73 1.38 79 65 Pc
Copenhagen 48 41 .20 50 43 R
Dublin 45 36 .02 43 36 Pc
Edinburgh 45 36 .11 43 36 Cy
Frankfurt 46 39 -- 44 33 Pc
Geneva 46 36 .30 46 33 Pc
Havana 86 68 -- 77 63 Ts
Ho Chi Minh City 91 70 -- 91 74 Pc
Hong Kong 78 65 -- 78 71 Su
Istanbul 68 59 -- 71 56 Su
Jerusalem 69 61 .28 66 54 Pc
Johannesburg 78 50 -- 86 58 Su
Kabul 45 44 .30 56 38 Cy
Kingston 90 79 -- 88 75 Pc
London 48 39 .35 47 36 Pc
Madrid 50 36 -- 51 35 Pc
Manila 88 79 -- 89 79 Ts
Mecca 94 70 .08 89 70 Pc
Mexico City 68 52 .06 70 52 Pc
Montreal 36 28 .23 21 9 Su
Moscow 43 34 -- 41 38 Pc
Mumbai 92 79 -- 92 78 Pc
New Delhi 81 63 -- 83 61 Pc
Oslo 36 32 .21 37 36 Sn
Paris 39 38 .59 44 34 Sh
Rio de Janeiro 84 75 .18 78 70 Pc
Rome 68 57 .47 61 56 R
Seoul 48 30 .27 55 38 Pc
Stockholm 37 36 -- 44 40 Sh
Sydney 90 62 -- 70 62 Pc
Taipei City 78 64 -- 83 65 Su
Tehran 59 43 .02 40 33 Sn
Tokyo 62 54 -- 65 52 Su
Toronto 37 32 .01 27 20 Pc
Vancouver 55 46 .22 51 47 R
Vienna 50 41 -- 56 47 R
Winnipeg 27 10 -- 36 23 Cy
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early 2000s.
Thursday, in the an-
nouncement of his candi-
dacy, Uygur said, “I’m going
to fight to end corruption
and get everyone in CA-
higher wages.”
On the Republican side,
at least four candidates are
in the race.
Knight, a former Los An-
geles police officer who
served two terms in the
House, is running to recap-
ture his seat. Two of his
former campaign aides were
instrumental in bringing
down Hill.
Knight said he knew
nothing about the allega-
tions against Hill until they
were published along with
naked photos of her.
“We had absolutely noth-
ing to do with what hap-
pened on this whole thing
with Congresswoman Hill,”
he said.
He is seeking the support
of House GOP leaders but so
far has failed to clear the
field.
“That’s not the way this is
shaping up,” Knight said.
“Part of running in a race is
there will be other people
running in the race, and you
just have to deal with it.”
Knight’s GOP rivals in-
clude George Papado-
poulos, a 2016 Trump cam-
paign advisor who pleaded
guilty to lying to the FBI in
the Russia scandal, and
Angela Underwood Jacobs,
a Lancaster City Council
member.
Papadopoulos, who
served 12 days in prison and
now lists his address in the
Hollywood Hills’ Beach-
wood Canyon, did not re-
spond to an interview re-
quest. But in a fundraising
email Tuesday, he said that
he “bore the brunt of the
Deep State’s attack on our
President.”
“The political establish-
ment did everything they
could to railroad me and
take out President Trump,”
Papadopoulos wrote, echo-
ing the theme of a book he
was promoting this week in
Florida.
Another Republican in
the contest is former Navy
combat pilot Mike Garcia
of Santa Clarita, now an exe-
cutive at Raytheon. Like
Knight, Garcia opposes
abortion and new restric-
tions on guns, and he sup-
ports repeal of the Afford-
able Care Act. Underwood
Jacobs, a bank executive,
says she’ll champion fiscal
restraint, border security
and military strength.
Garcia has a big head
start on fundraising. By the
end of September, he had
collected more than
$483,000, and Underwood
Jacobs had brought in
$225,000, according to the
most recent financial re-
ports. The rest of the candi-
dates have not yet filed fi-
nancial statements.
Also contemplating en-
tering the race is Mike Cer-
novich, a right-wing social
media provocateur in Or-
ange County who promotes
conspiracy theories. He
tweeted Wednesday about
the possibility of debating
Uygur. Smith, who had al-
ready taunted Papadopou-
los for carpetbagging, re-
sponded: “How about all of
you man spread in your own
damn districts?!”
Hill picked up the thread,
calling Smith “a local gal”
who can keep the district in
Democratic hands. “Boys,
please be gentlemen and
step aside,” she tweeted.
“She’s got this.”
Smith, who has served 11
months in the Assembly, is a
former U.S. Education De-
partment policy analyst who
was on the Newhall School
District board for nine years.
She supports abortion
rights and new gun control
measures, and she has
vowed to make the fight
against climate change a top
priority, citing frequent wild-
fires in the district.
Given Trump’s unpop-
ularity, it will be challenging
for Republicans to retake
the seat. The district was
once solidly conservative,
with many voters working
in aerospace, the military
or law enforcement, but
voter demographics have
changed.
Relatively cheap housing
has drawn a huge influx of
new residents, many of them
Latinos and Asian Ameri-
cans who tend to favor
Democrats. The district’s
voters are now 38% Demo-
cratic, 32% Republican and
25% unaligned with any
party, according to figures
released last week.
Hill, a former executive of
a nonprofit serving the
homeless, raised $8.4 million
for her campaign to oust
Knight, an extraordinary
sum for a House race.
Knight had just $2.6 million
to defend his seat.
Hill resigned Nov. 1 after
the two former Knight aides
disclosed the allegations of
her affairs on conservative
websites. One of them pub-
lished nude photos of Hill,
along with her private text
messages. Hill has denied
having a sexual relationship
with a male congressional
aide, but she acknowledged
having one with a woman on
her 2018 campaign staff.
In a final House speech,
Hill apologized to family and
friends, and to the thou-
sands of volunteers who
worked to get her elected.
She said she was leaving
Congress because of a ruth-
less political climate and “a
misogynistic culture” that
helped her estranged hus-
band bring down her career.
Times staff writer Seema
Mehta contributed to this
report.
Special election set for day of statewide primary
REPUBLICANSteve Knight will run to recapture
his House seat after losing last year. The northern
L.A. County district has trended more Democratic.
Bill ClarkCQ Roll Call
FORMER REP.Katie Hill, who unseated Knight, has
backed Assemblywoman Christy Smith as “a local
gal” who can keep the district in Democratic control.
Irfan KhanLos Angeles Times
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