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A significant drop in temperatures is moving through California and the broader western United States, ushering in cooler conditions, rain, and potential snowfall in mountainous areas this weekend. Daily temperature records were set in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Long Beach, hitting highs of 94°F, 105°F, and 107°F, respectively. Forecasts indicate that temperatures will soon align more closely with typical seasonal averages throughout much of California. At the same time, the Cascades and Olympic Mountains may experience accumulating snow, while regions of Idaho and western Montana might encounter a mix of rain and wet snow in higher altitudes. This shift in weather signifies a move toward more autumn-like patterns across the western region.
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00:00California's record-breaking heat is finally fading.
00:03A major cool-down is spreading across the western U.S.
00:06San Francisco reached 94 degrees Wednesday.
00:09Downtown Los Angeles hit 105 degrees.
00:12Long Beach climbed to 107 degrees.
00:15All three cities set daily temperature records.
00:18Fresno reached 105 degrees on Thursday.
00:21Las Vegas also hit 107 degrees.
00:24Now, Pacific breezes are bringing cooler air inland.
00:27San Francisco could fall into the mid-70s.
00:30Southern California beaches may return to the mid-80s.
00:33Downtown Los Angeles could settle near 90 degrees.
00:36Farther north, temperatures will drop below average.
00:39The northwest could see rain, thunderstorms, and small hail.
00:43Higher mountain elevations may even see accumulating snow.
00:46Snow is possible across the Cascades and Olympic Mountains.
00:50Northern Rockies' temperatures will fall into the 40s and 60s.
00:53Rain could change to wet snow at the highest elevations.
00:56For much of the West, a sharp turn toward cooler weather is underway.
01:01Disclosure.
01:02This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools AI generated.
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