INLAND EMPIRE - (INT) - Southern California is making the transition from summer to autumn.

It’s being felt as winds pick-up, clouds increase and temperatures start trending downward.

The National Weather Service is calling for patchy morning fog spreading inland from the coast into the valleys. Winds are picking up over the mountains and into the deserts.

At the beaches, the season’s first King Tides will peak Wednesday through Friday with surf topping out over the same time frame.

Going forward, high pressure will regain strength by Friday into the weekend, bumping up temperatures. The forecast becomes murkier next week as interactions between two pressure systems move closer to the Southland. One could be bearing cooler and potentially wet weather next week.

Story Date: November 5, 2025