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HighTemps –0 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100+ Rain T-storm Snow IceTaken at 3 p.m. SundayVENTURA CO.LOS ANGELES CO.RIVERSIDE CO.SAN BERNARDINO CO.SANTA
BARBARA CO.Good Moderate Unhealthful for: Sensitive people All Not Available
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SAN DIEGO CO.ORANGE CO.Today in Southern California Today in North America
5-day forecasts
High/low temperatures are average forecasts for entire zone.
L.A.Basin Valleys Beaches Mountains DesertsU.S. cities
Surf and sea
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
Tides
Almanac
UV index
Sun and moon
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.Sunday 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 91 65 -- 91 65 88 65
Avalon/Catalina 74 60 -- 83 68 80 66
Bakersfield 103 74 -- 101 76 103 74
Barstow 109 75 -- 111 79 108 78
Beaumont 97 64 -- 100 64 97 63
Big Bear Lake 82 55 -- 83 52 80 50
Bishop 102 53 -- 101 57 99 59
Burbank 94 66 -- 94 66 91 66
Camarillo 80 60 -- 78 59 77 59
Chatsworth 99 65 -- 97 66 95 65
Chino 98 61 -- 100 61 98 62
Dana Point 73 64 -- 77 63 76 63
Death Valley xx xx xx 120 98 118 94
Del Mar 71 66 -- 75 67 74 67
Escondido 92 65 -- 91 63 88 63
Eureka 65 58 -- 65 57 64 57
Fallbrook 88 62 -- 87 60 85 61
Fillmore 95 56 -- 94 59 91 59
Fresno 104 73 -- 102 73 103 71
Fullerton 88 67 -- 89 66 87 67
Hemet 102 63 -- 105 65 102 65
Hesperia 98 65 -- 102 65 99 67
Huntington Beach 77 66 -- 76 66 77 65
Idyllwild 91 59 -- 93 69 91 68
Irvine 81 65 -- 84 65 82 65
L.A. D’ntown/USC86 66 -- 89 65 86 65
L.A. Int’l. Airport 74 63 -- 75 64 75 65Laguna Beach 80 66 -- 79 67 78 66
Lancaster 102 61 -- 104 70 103 71
Long Beach 87 67 -- 86 66 83 66
Mammoth Lakes 86 43 -- 84 45 83 43
Mission Viejo 92 64 -- 88 65 85 65
Monrovia 93 59 -- 92 69 91 67
Monterey 71 58 -- 68 56 66 56
Mt. Wilson xx xx -- 86 63 85 62
Needles 117 93 -- 118 93 114 92
Newport Beach 73 65 -- 78 67 77 66
Northridge 98 65 -- 98 65 95 65
Oakland 74 61 -- 73 60 71 59
Oceanside 79 60 -- 83 61 82 62
Ojai 97 56 -- 92 62 89 60
Ontario 97 66 -- 101 67 98 67
Oxnard 73 61 -- 73 59 71 59
Palm Springs 116 82 -- 117 87 112 84
Pasadena 96 66 -- 95 67 92 67
Paso Robles 102 55 -- 97 55 93 53
Pomona/Fairplex 97 64 -- 99 64 96 63
Poway 92 59 -- 84 66 82 66
Redding 101 70 -- 103 68 102 66
Rialto 98 71 -- 102 67 98 66
Riverside 99 65 -- 101 61 99 62Sacramento 95 62 -- 95 63 93 59
San Bernardino 102 68 -- 103 67 99 66
San Clemente Pier82 59 -- 79 64 77 64
San Diego 77 65 -- 78 67 77 68
San Francisco 73 61 -- 73 58 71 58
San Gabriel xx xx -- 96 67 94 67
San Jose 84 63 -- 82 60 81 58
San Luis Obispo 83 51 -- 76 54 75 53
Santa Ana 82 68 -- 84 67 82 67
Santa Barbara 73 59 -- 74 58 72 58
Santa Clarita 96 66 -- 99 66 97 64
Santa Monica Pier 77 63 -- 78 63 77 64
Santa Paula 92 54 -- 90 61 88 60
Santa Rosa 87 56 -- 87 52 84 52
Simi Valley 92 61 -- 94 61 92 60
Tahoe Valley 82 45 -- 84 47 83 49
Temecula 97 64 -- 99 62 95 62
Thousand Oaks 87 63 -- 86 57 84 56
Torrance 77 66 -- 78 64 77 64
UCLA 82 63 -- 83 63 81 64
Van Nuys 98 66 -- 98 66 95 66
Ventura 71 59 -- 72 60 72 59
Whittier Hills 96 65 -- 91 66 89 66
Woodland Hills 101 62 -- 99 63 95 63
Wrightwood 85 62 -- 89 68 87 65
Yorba Linda 92 62 -- 93 64 91 65
Yosemite Valley 97 60 -- 89 63 88 61Morning clouds to sun:High pressure that has kept the weather quiet across much of the West Coast will
remain in place for the start of the week. With onshore flow being weak, any marine clouds and fog will
be confined to the coast and should clear quickly. The pattern will change a little into Tuesday as a
trough off the coast strengthens, leading to a cooler day inland.Partly sunny 86/
Partly sunny 86/
Partly sunny 86/
Partly sunny 86/Partly sunny 94/
Mostly sunny 94/
Sunny; warm 93/
Sunny 91/Partly sunny 77/
Partly sunny 78/
Partly sunny 78/
Partly sunny 78/Partly sunny 80/
Mostly sunny 77/
Sunny 77/
Sunny 77/Partly sunny 112/
Mostly sunny 109/
Sunny 111/
Sunny 109/Mostly sunny Mostly sunny Partly sunny Mostly sunny Partly sunnyLos Angeles Basin:Patchy
coastal clouds early;
otherwise, mostly sunny
and warm. Mainly clear
tonight.
Valleys/canyons:Mostly
sunny and warm again.
Mainly clear tonight. Mostly
sunny and warm Tuesday.
Orange County:Morninglow clouds along the coast;
mostly sunny. Patchy low
clouds return late.
Ventura/Santa Barbara:
Low clouds early at the
coast; otherwise, mostly
sunny and warm.
San Diego County:Morning
coastal clouds; otherwise,
sunny with clouds andwarm. Low clouds return
late to the coast tonight.
Local mountains:Mostly
sunny, breezy and warm.
Mainly clear tonight. Sun
and few clouds Tuesday.
High desert:Sunshine,
patchy clouds and hot.
Partly cloudy tonight.
Sunshine and cloudsTuesday.
Low desert:Partly sunny
and hot. Clear to partly
cloudy tonight. Sunshine
and a few clouds Tuesday.
San Francisco Bay Area:
Morning low clouds, then
turning out partly sunny.
Some clouds this evening,
low clouds and fog late.Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
FridayTodayThunderstorms push east:Showers and thunderstorms will erupt
across parts of the Midwest and central Plains. Some storms may
be severe with damaging winds, large hail and downpours. More
showers and storms will develop across the Southeast.High117 in Needles, Calif.
Low35 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
rip currents will be high in Orange and
San Diego counties, moderate in L.A
and Ventura counties and low
elsewhere.
Morro Bay 4p W6 6/18 57/
Santa Barbara 4p WSW4 2/18 61/
Ventura 4p WSW4 2/18 64/
Zuma Beach 4p W6 1/18 67/
Marina del Rey 4p SW4 2/18 69/
Hermosa Beach4p WSW6 2/18 68/
Cabrillo Beach 4p W4 2/18 67/
Hunt’n. Beach 4p WSW4 2/18 69/
Newport Beach 4p W4 2/18 69/
Dana Point 4p W4 2/18 70/
San Clemente 4p WNW6 1/18 71/
Oceanside 4p W4 1/18 72/
Solana Beach 4p WNW4 1/18 72/
Mission Beach 4p NW6 1/18 71/
Avalon 4p W4 2/18 69/High/low 86/66 88/67 71/
High/low a year ago 90/68 90/70 75/
Normal high/low for date 84/64 85/65 75/
Record high/date 94/1971 97/2009 85/
Record low/date 52/1912 59/2011 50/24-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) 84/45 86/42 93/Sunday Today Tuesday Sunday Today TuesdaySunday TodaySunday Today TuesdayForecasts provided by
AccuWeather, Inc.©Today12:38a 5.3 Hi 7:15a 0.2 Lo
1:52p 5.1 Hi 7:55p 1.6 Lo
Tue. 1:43a 4.5 Hi 8:02a 0.8 Lo
2:47p 5.2 Hi 9:23p 1.5 LoPrecipitationSun 6:07a/7:51p
Moon 11:16a/11:21pSun 6:06a/7:49p
Moon 11:14a/11:20pSun 6:11a/7:55p
Moon 11:20a/11:25pLas Vegas, 10
Los Angeles, 10
Phoenix, 10
San Francisco, 25Albuquerque 87 66 .01 93 70 Pc
Amarillo 95 66 -- 96 71 Su
Anchorage 72 62 -- 71 60 Cy
Atlanta 88 72 .09 88 71 Ts
Atlantic City 84 73 .04 83 72 Ts
Austin 94 74 .04 95 73 Pc
Baltimore 92 70 .23 87 69 Ts
Billings 99 72 Tr 93 65 Ts
Birmingham 92 69 .07 89 72 Pc
Boise 97 64 -- 101 71 Su
Boston 85 74 -- 80 67 Su
Brownsville 96 78 .01 96 79 Pc
Buffalo 82 65 Tr 83 66 Su
Burlington, Vt. 78 63 Tr 81 59 Pc
Casper 96 53 -- 88 55 Ts
Charleston, S.C. 90 72 1.85 87 73 Ts
Charleston, W.Va. 90 62 -- 89 64 Pc
Charlotte 89 71 .45 87 69 Ts
Chicago 89 70 -- 89 70 Su
Cincinnati 90 64 -- 88 66 Pc
Cleveland 88 62 -- 84 67 Pc
Colo. Springs 91 65 -- 86 59 Ts
Columbia, S.C. 83 73 .07 86 71 Ts
Columbus 90 60 -- 87 67 Pc
Concord, N.H. 84 59 -- 82 54 Su
Dallas/Ft.Worth 94 77 .02 93 76 Pc
Denver 95 68 Tr 88 62 Ts
Des Moines 86 66 -- 86 69 Pc
Detroit 89 67 .31 87 70 Pc
Duluth 86 59 -- 80 59 Cy
El Paso 97 73 .25 98 78 Pc
Eugene 94 55 -- 92 58 Su
Fairbanks 61 54 .06 61 56 Sh
Fargo 84 65 -- 82 59 Pc
Flagstaff 83 58 .04 84 55 Pc
Grand Junction 89 74 Tr 96 67 Ts
Grand Rapids 89 61 Tr 86 67 Pc
Green Bay 84 63 -- 84 65 Cy
Hartford 88 63 -- 85 64 Su
Helena 96 61 -- 93 57 Ts
Honolulu 90 79 .03 90 79 Pc
Houston 94 78 .13 92 77 Pc
Indianapolis 89 65 Tr 88 70 Pc
Jacksonville, Fla. 94 75 -- 91 74 Ts
Kansas City 90 67 -- 89 71 Su
Las Vegas 110 87 -- 111 87 Su
Little Rock 93 74 -- 91 72 Su
Louisville 93 72 -- 92 71 Pc
Medford 99 66 -- 99 65 Su
Memphis 91 75 .75 91 75 Su
Miami 93 77 .24 89 76 Ts
Milwaukee 81 65 Tr 86 69 Su
Minneapolis 88 71 Tr 79 66 Ts
Nashville 87 70 .60 91 69 Pc
New Orleans 92 76 .41 88 75 Pc
New York 87 68 .21 82 72 Su
Oklahoma City 92 69 -- 91 72 Su
Omaha 87 70 -- 88 70 Pc
Orlando 92 75 -- 89 75 Ts
Philadelphia 90 75 -- 87 71 Pc
Phoenix 111 83 .10 112 90 Pc
Pittsburgh 85 60 Tr 84 64 Ts
Portland, Maine 80 63 -- 79 59 Su
Portland, Ore. 93 64 -- 93 64 Su
Providence 89 71 -- 83 65 Su
Pueblo 97 67 Tr 94 64 Pc
Raleigh 89 68 .16 84 69 Ts
Rapid City 80 59 .13 80 61 Cy
Reno 96 64 -- 97 64 Su
Richmond 92 71 .01 84 69 Ts
St. Louis 89 67 -- 91 74 Su
Salt Lake City 98 71 -- 99 75 Su
San Antonio 95 77 Tr 96 77 Pc
San Juan, P.R. 88 81 .10 89 79 Su
Santa Fe 90 62 Tr 87 61 Ts
Seattle 87 64 -- 89 62 SuSpokane 90 57 -- 93 63 Su
Springfield, Mo. 89 67 -- 89 71 Su
Tallahassee 94 70 -- 87 73 Ts
Tampa 91 80 -- 88 77 Ts
Tucson 107 81 -- 105 81 Pc
Tulsa 93 72 -- 92 75 Su
Washington, D.C. 92 76 Tr 87 73 Ts
Wichita 88 71 -- 92 72 Su
Yuma 113 86 -- 114 85 PcAcapulco 95 80 .43 89 79 Ts
Amsterdam 75 57 -- 73 61 Pc
Athens 95 82 -- 89 73 Su
Baghdad 110 81 -- 111 85 Su
Bangkok 88 79 .10 89 79 Sh
Barbados 87 81 .56 87 81 Sh
Beijing 84 75 .44 84 74 Ts
Berlin 75 57 -- 76 61 Ts
Buenos Aires 63 43 -- 65 51 Su
Cabo San Lucas 95 80 -- 92 79 Ts
Cairo 100 81 -- 98 76 Su
Calgary 75 52 .09 81 54 Pc
Cancun 90 75 .28 89 79 Ts
Copenhagen 72 55 -- 72 60 Cy
Dublin 68 59 .25 68 55 Pc
Edinburgh 67 59 .20 68 55 Ts
Frankfurt 84 57 .02 82 63 Ts
Geneva 82 57 -- 88 63 Ts
Havana 90 73 .03 90 74 Ts
Ho Chi Minh City 88 77 .02 90 78 Sh
Hong Kong 90 82 .54 90 79 Cy
Istanbul 82 76 -- 82 69 Su
Jerusalem 86 66 -- 86 68 Su
Johannesburg 75 51 -- 73 51 Su
Kabul 106 66 -- 101 67 Su
Kingston 90 78 .04 91 79 Ts
London 81 59 -- 76 58 Ts
Madrid 97 66 -- 98 67 Su
Manila 84 77 .52 85 78 R
Mecca 110 86 -- 109 85 Su
Mexico City 76 57 .10 73 58 Ts
Montreal 75 59 Tr 81 61 Su
Moscow 55 46 .01 56 48 R
Mumbai 83 79 2.31 85 81 Sh
New Delhi 102 82 -- 91 81 Ts
Oslo 70 59 .25 65 54 Cy
Paris 88 59 -- 82 64 Pc
Rio de Janeiro 68 63 .60 72 63 Cy
Rome 86 63 -- 85 65 Su
Seoul 93 75 -- 96 77 Su
Stockholm 65 50 .31 69 55 Pc
Sydney 65 48 -- 68 46 Su
Taipei City 100 82 .01 96 81 Pc
Tehran 101 75 -- 105 78 Su
Tokyo 91 77 -- 89 80 Pc
Toronto 77 66 -- 82 66 Su
Vancouver 75 59 -- 78 59 Su
Vienna 79 59 -- 84 63 Cy
Winnipeg 88 70 .05 80 59 Su
Zurich 81 54 -- 84 61 Ts74/92/72/73/90/78/90/59 99/78/86/
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79/83/91/84/78/99/99/88/84/84/78/63 91/
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LasVegas
111/
Seattle
89/
LosAngeles
89/
Denver
88/
Houston
92/
Miami
89/
NewYork
82/
Chicago
89/
Anchorage
71/
injured in separate falls in
the park last week, accord-
ing to the Fresno Bee.
One had hiked to a view-
ing platform below Brid-
alveil Fall on Monday and
then slipped while climbing
up a boulder field toward a
pool at the base.
The other slipped off a
boulder at Lower Yosemite
Fall and fell into a creek
Thursday, becoming
trapped underwater be-
tween some rocks before
managing to escape.
ARomanian tourist was
killed in a fall near a waterfall
in Yosemite National Park in
California last week, author-
ities said.
Lucian Miu, 21, was
scrambling on some wet
rocks below Bridalveil Fall
on Wednesday when he fell
about 20 feet, authorities
said.
He died at a hospital.
Two other people were
A MANfell about 20 feet below Bridalveil Fall in
Yosemite on Wednesday. He died at a hospital. Two
others were hurt in falls at the park last week.
Eric Paul ZamoraFresno Bee
Romanian tourist
is killed in fall near
Yosemite waterfall
associated press
many of the women now al-
leging sexual harassment to
view past interactions with
him in a negative light. The
suit seeks $10 million in com-
pensation.
The CHP officer whose
complaint Lui was reviewing
also has sued Johnson and
the CHP for sexual harass-
ment.
Some of the most serious
allegations against Johnson
have been made by Justice
Victoria Chaney, also a
Schwarzenegger appointee
who sits on the same court
with Johnson. She has al-
leged that he sexually har-
assed her from 2009 to 2018.
On one occasion in 2010,
Chaney said she ran into
Johnson in a court hallway
and told him she had just
come from a difficult hear-
ing.
Chaney, who agreed to
have her identity made pub-
lic, said Johnson squeezed
one of her breasts during the
encounter.
She also said Johnson re-
peatedly asked her to have
an affair, hugged her and
touched her bottom and
breasts when they met and
made inappropriate com-
ments.
Johnson denied making
the comment about her
breasts and said he never in-
tentionally or inappropri-
ately touched her.
He saidChaney contin-
ually displayed “a warm and
playful” attitude toward him
over the years, praised him
in a 2014 letter to the gover-
nor’s office, described him as
her “conjoined twin” and
failed ever to object to his be-
havior.
The CHP officer who
sued Johnson said he propo-
sitioned her for sex when she
was required to drive him, a
charge Johnson denied. An-
other CHP officer said he re-
peatedly tried to get her into
his house when no one was
at home.
Other women — lawyers
and court staff — said John-
son made inappropriate
comments about their ap-
pearances, telling some they
were beautiful, voluptuous,
had a great figure or good
legs.
A lawyer said Johnson
put his hand on her knee at a
dinner and slid it up to her
thigh.
Another lawyer said he
gave her an unwelcome and
extended kiss on the lips.
A third lawyer said he
sent her sexually suggestive
texts after meeting her at a
private party.
The charges date back to
2004, when Johnson was a
federal magistrate. A court
clerk said Johnson asked her
back then if she had a breast
augmentation and wanted
to know if he could touch her
breasts.
In 2006, his then law clerk
said he told her: “You’re so
beautiful. You’re so smart.
You’re into football. If only
I’d met you in college.”
Johnson’s lawyers ac-
knowledged in their re-
sponses to the charges that
Johnson uttered some of the
comments alleged but said
he was unaware that they
made others uncomfort-
able.
“Justice Johnson recog-
nizes that he had not main-
tained appropriate bounda-
ries at times between the
professional and personal,
and admits that blurring
boundaries is not accept-
able professional behavior,”
Johnson’s lawyers wrote.
The lawyers also noted
that none of the allegations
involved a judicial act or a
case before the court.
“All allegations relate to
private, non-public social
comments and gestures,
sporadically occurring over
a period of years,” his law-
yers said.
The commission’s
charges cite several occa-
sions in which Johnson ap-
peared intoxicated.
In one incident in 2015,
Johnson was seen in the
Ronald Reagan State Build-
ing at 1 a.m. with two young
women he had brought into
the building after hours, ac-
cording to the charges. He
and the women appeared in-
toxicated. One of the women
climbed onto a stone statue
of a lion in the lobby and fell
off, the charges said.
In response to the allega-
tions of excessive drinking,
Johnson’s lawyers said that
he suffers from “insulin-de-
pendent Type 2” diabetes
and that a drop in his blood
sugar can impair his speech
and walking, could be misin-
terpreted as intoxication.
The only two other for-
mal cases brought by the
Commission on Judicial Per-
formance against appellate
judges involved San Fran-
cisco-based Court of Appeal
Justice J. Anthony Kline and
the late California Supreme
Court Justice Marshall F.
McComb.
Kline was accused of fail-
ing to follow a precedent in a
dissent. The case against
him was eventually dis-
missed.
McComb was forced to
retire in 1977 at the age of 82
after he was found to have
“senile dementia.”
The Commission on Ju-
dicial Performance expects
Johnson’s hearing to last
four weeks. A panel of judges
appointed by the California
Supreme Court will then
make findings of law and
fact.
The commission will
eventually decide whether
discipline is warranted.
Johnson can appeal the
commission’s decision to the
California Supreme Court.
Judge to face legal tribunal
JUSTICEJeffrey John-
son of the California 2nd
District Court of Appeal.
Judicial Branch of California
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