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BARBARA CO.Good Moderate Unhealthful for: Sensitive people All Not Available
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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;
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City Hi Lo Prcp. Hi Lo Hi Lo City HiLoPrcp.HiLo HiLo City Hi Lo Prcp. Hi Lo Hi LoStation Time Wind Waves TempL.A. Outer Harbor, in feet.Monday downtown readingsMinutes to burn for
sensitive peopleTemperature Los Angeles Fullerton Ventura Today’s rise/setFull MoonLast QuarterNew MoonFirst QuarterAugust 23August 30August 15Los Angeles County August 7Orange 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 MonicaTorranceLong
Beach Newport
BeachSanta AnaLaguna
Beach San
ClementeMission ViejoIrvineOceansideEscondidoPowayRamonaSan DiegoTemeculaHemet Palm
SpringsFullertonChino
RiversideOntarioPomona/
Fairplex San BernardinoYucca ValleyHesperiaWhittier
HillsLA DowntownUCLASimi ValleyChatsworth
Burbank MonroviaSanta ClaritaAnaheim 93 67 -- 87 65 87 64
Avalon/Catalina 75 62 -- 81 64 76 64
Bakersfield 101 75 -- 103 75 100 70
Barstow 110 75 -- 107 78 104 75
Beaumont 100 63 -- 96 62 94 59
Big Bear Lake 83 53 -- 80 49 77 44
Bishop 103 58 -- 100 59 95 55
Burbank 95 65 -- 91 65 88 63
Camarillo 78 61 -- 77 59 77 58
Chatsworth 99 65 -- 94 64 91 63
Chino 10060 -- 9662 9560
Dana Point 72 64 -- 75 64 75 62
Death Valley 122 98 -- 118 97 115 92
Del Mar 70 67 -- 73 67 73 65
Escondido 92 64 -- 87 63 87 61
Eureka 67 57 -- 64 58 65 56
Fallbrook 89 63 -- 83 62 83 59
Fillmore 92 54 -- 91 59 89 59
Fresno 100 73 -- 103 72 99 67
Fullerton 91 65 -- 85 67 85 66
Hemet 105 63 -- 101 62 98 60
Hesperia 102 68 -- 99 65 95 63
Huntington Beach 75 64 -- 74 65 77 65
Idyllwild 93 58 -- 90 67 88 65
Irvine 82 67 -- 81 66 81 64
L.A. D’ntown/USC85 64 -- 86 65 84 64
L.A. Int’l. Airport 71 62 -- 74 64 74 63Laguna Beach 82 66 -- 77 67 77 66
Lancaster 104 67 -- 104 70 99 68
Long Beach 88 66 -- 83 66 82 66
Mammoth Lakes 87 46 -- 84 47 78 42
Mission Viejo 95 63 -- 84 65 84 64
Monrovia 95 58 -- 89 67 87 65
Monterey 66 59 -- 67 56 66 55
Mt. Wilson 89 72 -- 84 60 81 60
Needles 119 91 -- 113 91 109 87
Newport Beach 73 66 -- 76 66 76 66
Northridge 102 64 -- 95 65 92 63
Oakland 76 60 -- 73 59 69 59
Oceanside 77 64 -- 81 63 80 61
Ojai 97 55 -- 90 59 87 59
Ontario 100 66 -- 97 67 95 65
Oxnard 72 61 -- 71 59 72 59
Palm Springs 121 82 -- 112 84 108 81
Pasadena 96 66 -- 92 66 90 64
Paso Robles 100 61 -- 92 52 92 51
Pomona/Fairplex 99 63 -- 96 64 94 61
Poway 94 62 -- 81 65 81 63
Redding 100 64 -- 102 65 98 63
Rialto 10168 -- 9766 9663
Riverside 10265 -- 9860 9560Sacramento 95 60 -- 95 61 88 57
San Bernardino 104 68 -- 99 65 97 63
San Clemente Pier 68 65 -- 77 64 76 62
San Diego 76 67 -- 76 67 76 65
San Francisco 76 60 -- 72 59 70 59
San Gabriel xx xx -- 93 66 92 65
San Jose 87 62 -- 83 59 76 57
San Luis Obispo 80 56 -- 75 54 75 52
Santa Ana 83 68 -- 80 68 81 67
Santa Barbara 79 60 -- 72 57 72 57
Santa Clarita 99 66 -- 97 63 94 62
Santa Monica Pier 73 63 -- 76 64 76 64
Santa Paula 89 54 -- 87 60 86 59
Santa Rosa 82 54 -- 84 52 83 51
Simi Valley 91 59 -- 92 62 90 60
Tahoe Valley 81 41 -- 83 49 79 46
Temecula 10063 -- 9362 9259
Thousand Oaks 85 61 -- 85 60 84 59
Torrance 75 61 -- 77 64 77 63
UCLA 77 62 -- 80 63 80 63
Van Nuys 99 66 -- 94 65 92 63
Ventura 71 59 -- 71 59 72 59
Whittier Hills 95 64 -- 88 66 87 65
Woodland Hills 10461 -- 9664 9361
Wrightwood 87 65 -- 87 67 84 62
Yorba Linda 95 63 -- 90 65 89 63
Yosemite Valley 92 60 -- 89 62 86 56Morningcloudstosun:High pressure that has been locked in place across the West will slowly migrate
eastthroughmidweek.Withaweakonshoreflow,marinecloudsandfogwillbeconfinedtothecoast
and should clear quickly with daytime heating.Partly sunny 84/
Partly sunny 85/
Partly sunny 85/
Partly sunny 84/Mostly sunny 91/
Sunny 92/
Sunny 90/
Sunny 91/Afternoon sun 76/
Partly sunny 77/
Partly sunny 77/
Partly sunny 77/A shower 77/
Sunny 75/
Sunny 75/
Sun 75/Mostly sunny 108/
Sunny 109/
Sunny 109/
Sunny 108/Low clouds and fog Partly sunny Low clouds clearing Partly sunny Some sunLos Angeles Basin:Patchy
coastal clouds early;
otherwise, partly cloudy
and seasonable. Partly
cloudy tonight.
Valleys/canyons:Partly
cloudy and seasonable.
Mainly clear tonight. Mostly
sunny and seasonable
Wednesday.Orange County:Morning
low clouds at the coast;
partly cloudy. Cooler than
normal. Patchy low clouds
late.
Ventura/Santa Barbara:
Low clouds early at the
coast; otherwise, partly
sunny and cool.
San Diego County:Morningcoastal clouds; otherwise,
partly cloudy and
seasonable. Low coastal
clouds late tonight.
Local mountains:Partly
cloudy, breezy and
seasonable. Mainly clear
tonight. Mostly sunny
Wednesday.
High desert:Partly cloudy.Partly cloudy tonight. Sun
and clouds Wednesday.
Low desert:Partly cloudy
and hot. Partly cloudy
tonight. Sun and clouds
Wednesday.
San Francisco Bay Area:
Morning low clouds then
partly sunny. Low clouds
and fog return late.Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
SaturdayTodayThunderstorms in the East:Showersandheavierthunderstormswill
develop over Ohio Valley, southern Great Lakes and interior
Northeast. Strong thunderstorms will erupt over the northern
Plains, while spotty storms pop up in the Southeast.High122 in Death Valley, Calif.
Low34 in Stanley, IdahoInner waters:Wind variable, becoming
west at 10-15 knots. Wind waves 1-
feet; west swell 2-3 feet.
Surf zone:The risk for life-threatening
ripcurrentswillbehighatallbeaches
through Wednesday.
Morro Bay 4p W3 5/17 58/
Santa Barbara 4p SSW3 1/17 63/
Ventura 4p SW4 1/17 65/
Zuma Beach 4p S5 1/17 68/
Marina del Rey 4p SSW4 2/17 68/
Hermosa Beach4p SW4 2/17 69/
Cabrillo Beach 4p SW4 2/17 66/
Hunt’n. Beach 4p SW4 1/16 67/
Newport Beach 4p SSW5 1/16 69/
Dana Point 4p SSW4 1/16 70/
San Clemente 4p WSW4 1/16 71/
Oceanside 4p WSW4 1/16 71/
Solana Beach 4p W4 1/16 70/
Mission Beach 4p WNW5 1/16 69/
Avalon 4p WSW4 2/17 69/High/low 85/64 91/65 71/
High/low a year ago 89/68 94/69 72/
Normal high/low for date 84/64 85/65 75/
Record high/date 100/1997 96/2015 89/
Record low/date 52/1887 60/2011 48/24-hour total (as of 4 p.m.) 0.00 0.00 0.
Season total (since Oct. 1) 18.82 17.22 18.
Last season (Oct. 1 to date) 4.72 3.11 6.
Season norm (Oct. 1 to date)14.66 13.62 16.
Humidity (high/low) 90/50 86/27 93/Monday Today Wed. Monday Today Wed.Monday TodayMonday Today Wed.Forecasts provided by
AccuWeather, Inc.©Today 1:43a 4.5 Hi 8:02a 0.8 Lo
2:47p 5.2 Hi 9:23p 1.5 Lo
Wed. 3:08a 3.8 Hi 8:56a 1.5 Lo
3:49p 5.3 Hi 10:56p 1.1 LoPrecipitationSun 6:08a/7:50p
Moon 12:22p/11:56pSun 6:07a/7:48p
Moon 12:20p/11:55pSun 6:11a/7:54p
Moon 12:26p/12:00aLas Vegas, 25
Los Angeles, 10
Phoenix, 25
San Francisco, 25Albuquerque 94 66 -- 93 67 Ts
Amarillo 98 68 .09 98 73 Pc
Anchorage 71 61 -- 73 57 Pc
Atlanta 91 73 Tr 90 73 Pc
Atlantic City 82 73 -- 83 76 Pc
Austin 98 72 -- 98 76 Su
Baltimore 89 70 -- 90 71 Ts
Billings 93 67 .02 94 66 Pc
Birmingham 89 67 .05 92 73 Su
Boise 100 66 -- 100 69 Pc
Boston 77 66 -- 81 70 Pc
Brownsville 96 80 Tr 97 79 Sh
Buffalo 85 59 -- 82 68 Ts
Burlington, Vt. 82 52 -- 87 69 Ts
Casper 92 59 .02 94 56 Pc
Charleston, S.C. 89 71 .02 88 74 Pc
Charleston, W.Va. 92 63 -- 89 65 Su
Charlotte 88 71 Tr 90 71 Pc
Chicago 90 70 -- 84 67 Ts
Cincinnati 91 67 -- 87 67 Ts
Cleveland 87 65 -- 83 67 Ts
Colo. Springs 90 67 -- 89 63 Ts
Columbia, S.C. 89 71 .04 89 73 Pc
Columbus 89 66 .72 87 66 Pc
Concord, N.H. 82 47 -- 86 63 Pc
Dallas/Ft.Worth 96 77 -- 96 80 Pc
Denver 89 63 Tr 94 65 Pc
Des Moines 88 67 -- 85 67 Pc
Detroit 89 67 -- 84 68 Ts
Duluth 82 65 .36 83 61 Pc
El Paso 101 79 -- 99 75 Pc
Eugene 91 58 -- 87 56 Su
Fairbanks 63 53 Tr 66 54 R
Fargo 83 64 .14 86 59 Ts
Flagstaff 82 53 .05 80 55 Ts
Grand Junction 93 57 .03 98 70 Pc
Grand Rapids 87 60 -- 81 62 Ts
Green Bay 86 67 2.33 82 61 Pc
Hartford 85 57 -- 85 68 Pc
Helena 96 60 -- 92 59 Pc
Honolulu 91 80 .08 90 77 Sh
Houston 96 77 Tr 95 78 Pc
Indianapolis 89 67 -- 85 68 Ts
Jacksonville, Fla. 92 74 Tr 90 74 Ts
Kansas City 89 67 -- 91 68 Pc
Las Vegas 113 86 -- 105 86 Pc
Little Rock 93 71 -- 93 76 Pc
Louisville 94 70 -- 90 71 Ts
Medford 99 69 -- 96 64 Su
Memphis 91 71 -- 91 75 Pc
Miami 89 80 Tr 88 77 Ts
Milwaukee 90 69 .02 81 66 Ts
Minneapolis 86 71 .20 85 68 Su
Nashville 91 68 -- 92 72 Pc
New Orleans 89 77 .14 90 78 Pc
New York 82 70 -- 84 74 Ts
Oklahoma City 96 69 -- 96 74 Pc
Omaha 90 72 Tr 88 69 Pc
Orlando 89 75 .15 90 74 Ts
Philadelphia 88 73 -- 88 75 Ts
Phoenix 115 93 -- 106 87 Pc
Pittsburgh 86 64 .29 85 64 Ts
Portland, Maine 78 52 -- 78 65 Pc
Portland, Ore. 91 65 -- 89 63 Su
Providence 83 63 Tr 81 69 Pc
Pueblo 96 71 Tr 97 65 Pc
Raleigh 85 71 .22 91 70 Pc
Rapid City 83 63 Tr 89 59 Ts
Reno 98 60 -- 96 66 Pc
Richmond 86 72 .23 90 72 Pc
St. Louis 92 71 -- 91 70 Ts
Salt Lake City 100 75 Tr 101 77 Pc
San Antonio 99 77 -- 98 78 Su
San Juan, P.R. 88 81 .02 87 79 Ts
Santa Fe 92 60 .02 88 62 Ts
Seattle 88 62 -- 86 61 SuSpokane 93 62 -- 97 65 Su
Springfield, Mo. 90 71 Tr 92 71 Ts
Tallahassee 92 72 .11 89 74 Pc
Tampa 91 80 Tr 88 77 Ts
Tucson 109 82 -- 101 79 Pc
Tulsa 95 71 -- 95 76 Pc
Washington, D.C. 89 73 -- 90 74 Ts
Wichita 93 70 -- 95 74 Pc
Yuma 114 83 -- 107 82 PcAcapulco 96 79 .44 88 80 Ts
Amsterdam 73 64 .36 72 60 Pc
Athens 91 77 -- 90 73 Su
Baghdad 111 81 -- 113 86 Su
Bangkok 90 77 .14 90 80 Sh
Barbados 87 79 .33 87 80 Ts
Beijing 85 75 .61 87 74 Cy
Berlin 77 54 .16 79 62 Pc
Buenos Aires 68 50 -- 70 48 Su
Cabo San Lucas 93 80 .04 91 78 Ts
Cairo 98 79 -- 95 75 Su
Calgary 81 52 -- 65 51 Ts
Cancun 90 79 .20 90 79 Ts
Copenhagen 70 57 -- 75 58 Ts
Dublin 70 54 .10 67 54 Ts
Edinburgh 70 56 .01 65 54 Ts
Frankfurt 86 63 .12 79 62 Ts
Geneva 90 63 -- 84 61 Ts
Havana 91 72 -- 91 73 Ts
Ho Chi Minh City 88 77 .16 87 75 Ts
Hong Kong 91 83 .17 90 81 Sh
Istanbul 82 68 -- 85 71 Su
Jerusalem 87 69 -- 84 66 Su
Johannesburg 72 53 -- 78 52 Su
Kabul 106 65 -- 102 68 Su
Kingston 90 81 -- 92 79 Ts
London 77 61 .04 75 57 Ts
Madrid 99 66 -- 97 71 Su
Manila 86 78 .64 84 80 Ts
Mecca 106 87 -- 104 83 Pc
Mexico City 75 59 .05 72 57 Ts
Montreal 81 54 -- 85 68 Ts
Moscow 55 43 .07 64 51 R
Mumbai 86 79 .48 85 81 R
New Delhi 95 82 -- 91 81 Ts
Oslo 66 57 .10 65 55 Ts
Paris 82 63 .04 73 61 Ts
Rio de Janeiro 72 61 .09 77 63 Hz
Rome 86 64 -- 86 67 Su
Seoul 98 77 -- 98 79 Pc
Stockholm 71 50 .02 69 55 Ts
Sydney 68 50 -- 67 46 Su
Taipei City 97 83 .04 96 81 Ts
Tehran 109 82 -- 104 75 Su
Tokyo 91 78 -- 92 80 Su
Toronto 82 63 -- 80 66 Ts
Vancouver 77 57 -- 76 59 Su
Vienna 84 55 .02 86 66 Ts
Winnipeg 82 59 .04 82 54 Pc
Zurich 86 61 .24 83 60 Ts72/90/71/71/87/77/89/61 96/77/83/
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Las Vegas
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Seattle
86/
Los Angeles
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Denver
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Houston
95/78 Miami
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New York
Chicago 84/
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Anchorage
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M
ike Moulin, a
former Los
Angeles po-
lice lieuten-
ant who came
under fire for failing to quell
the first outbreak of rioting
after the Rodney King beat-
ing verdict, has died. He was
70.
Moulin’s daughter, Lee
Moulin, confirmed Monday
that her father died July 30
at a Santa Monica hospital
after a brief illness.
Moulin was in charge of
officers at an intersection in
South Los Angeles when ri-
oting began on April 29, 1992,
after the acquittal of four of-
ficers in the King beating.
When the angry crowd grew
and the violence spiraled out
of control, Moulin ordered
his outnumbered officers to
retreat.
Then-Chief Daryl F.
Gates said the absence of
police officers on the streets
emboldened rioters and led
the violence to spread. Days
of unrest resulted in more
than 50 deaths, more than
2,000 injuries and roughly $
billion in property damage.
Facing criticism for his
department’s slow response
as the rioting began, Gates
singled out Moulin and said
the lieutenant should have
returned his officers to the
intersection of Florence and
Normandie avenues. Moulin
insisted he made the right
call and kept his officers
from having to use deadly
force. He sued Gates to clear
his name and alleged the Los
Angeles Police Department
did little to prepare for pos-
sible rioting.
“We would have had 25
dead police officers and sev-
eral hundred dead citizens,
and you would have been
talking about real chaos,”
Moulin told the New York
Times. “There was no cor-
rect decision to make.”
A photographer for the
New York Times who was at-
tacked at the intersection
credits Moulin for rescuing
him from the chaos and get-
ting him medical treatment.
“If he told the officers to
stay, it would have been a
very different riot,” Bart
Bartholomew said. “There
was a real danger to me, it
seemed like the only logical
order to make at that time.”
The Webster Commis-
sion, which studied the
LAPD response to the riots,
concluded that no specific
riot plan was in place and
sharply criticized Gates for
leaving police headquarters
as the riots began to attend a
political event.
The Webster report cited
“the poor state of city-wide
and departmental emer-
gency preparedness and the
almost complete breakdown
of command, control, com-
munications and intelli-
gence at the onset of the
April firestorm. These fun-
damental failures pre-
ordained the inadequate
level of the department’s
general response in the
field.”
After the riots, Moulin re-
tired and moved to Mexico,
where he worked as a private
security consultant.
“He really loved serving
the community where the ri-
ots happened,” his daughter
said. “He loved the people
who worked there. It was al-
ways important for him to
be on the side of the little
guy.”
Moulin is also survived by
his wife, Norma Valles,
daughter Brenda Rodriguez
and two granddaughters. A
memorial is planned for
Thursday.
MIKE MOULIN
Key police figure during the L.A. riots
Damian DovarganesAssociated Press
‘THERE WAS NO CORRECT DECISION TO MAKE’
Mike Moulin was in charge of officers at a South L.A. intersection when the rioting began on April 29, 1992.
When the violence spiraled out of control, Moulin ordered his outnumbered officers to retreat.
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