Category Archives: Weather

Are you so miserly with your money that you wait to turn on the AC until your home feels like a sauna? Welcome to the club! No one wants to pay Edison several hundred a month just to live comfortably. … Continue reading →

It has now been one week AES-SCV (after epic snowstorm scv). Expect me to mark the anniversary often with shots like this.

Yesterday’s snowfall may have a sequel. The National Weather Service says more snow is “likely” for the Santa Clarita Valley today before 4pm: AN UPPER LEVEL LOW CURRENTLY JUST NORTH OF VENTURA COUNTY EARLY THIS MORNING WILL DRIFT EASTWARD ACROSS … Continue reading →

I was skeptical, but I, along with a hundred Twitter friends of mine, can confirm that big, glorious, unique snowflakes are falling on the SCV this afternoon. Not just in the mountains around Acton or in the Newhall pass. No. … Continue reading →

I heard on the radio this morning that a wind gauge at the top of Whittaker Peak, west of Castaic, recorded a 96 mph wind gust at around 3:30am today. Meanwhile, the National Weather Service says the temperature in the … Continue reading →

I can’t believe how cool August has been in the SCV. On a Sunday morning bike ride, some friends and I remarked how out-of-character the clouds were. YouTuber JC Megabyte must have thought the same thing because he headed out … Continue reading →

Those of you who have read this blog for years know that one of my favorite things to do is bitch about summer time heat waves. And so the tradition continues today with this warning from the National Weather Service: … Continue reading →

The clouds lingered a bit today, the breeze tempered an otherwise warm day… then at about 7:25pm PDT, this hit: I haven’t lived in SCV long enough to get the proper local perspective, but as a native southern Californian, I … Continue reading →

For once, the doppler jockies didn’t overestimate it…StormTracker 2010 Heads on a Stick is truly turning out to be a blockbuster storm: As usual, Weather Underground has the best animated doo-hickeys that help you track the storm’s progress. There’s minor … Continue reading →