Cold air mass brings big chill to Southland
Steam rises off Rick Rzeszewski of Tustin after he poured hot water over his head following a surf outing amid frigid air and cold water temperatures at sunrise in Huntington Beach. “After being in that cold water, it feels wonderful,” said Rzeszewski, a pastor who surfs early in the morning before the crowds arrive.
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Amid temperatures in the 20’s and 30’s, a snowboarder bundles up while snowboarding at Mountain High resort in Wrightwood.
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A snowboarder nears the end of the run at Mountain High resort in Wrightwood.
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Hikers take in a view of snow-capped twin-peaks of Mount Baldy from an overlook near Wrightwood.
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Skiers and snowboarders traverse down the mountain at Mountain High resort in Wrightwood .
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People bundle up Tuesday across Southern California as a cold air mass behind a storm generated frigid temperatures.
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A pup named Golden wears a sweater to keep the cold at bay while playing at the dog park next to LAPD headquarters in downtown Los Angeles.
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Temperatures across Southern California will remain 12 to 18 degrees below normal for the next two days thanks to a heavy infusion of cold Canadian air.
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Clouds roll in over the Redondo Beach Pier as cold weather is settling in over the southland this week.
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