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CALIFORNIA58 WEATHER INTELLIGENCE

California Weather Map — All 58 Counties

Explore National Weather Service forecasts from representative points in all California counties. Select a county for a three-day outlook. These are forecasts, not live station observations; conditions vary across mountains, coastlines, deserts and large counties.

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Forecast across California

County reference points · Temperature in °F · Updates approximately every 20 minutes

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Drag or pinch to explore. Zoom in to reveal nearby county pins that overlap at statewide scale, or select any of the 58 counties from the accessible list. Markers show forecasts for reference points, not uniform county-wide conditions.

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About these forecasts

Source: NOAA/National Weather Service. Reference locations: 2025 U.S. Census Gazetteer. Each county is represented by one geographic point; this is not a county-wide meteorological average. Daily highs and lows are forecast period temperatures, not observed measurements. Predictions and warnings can change. In an emergency, rely on local NWS alerts and public safety officials.