see....you guys dont beleive me when i say its cold here:

Cold snap zaps Orange County
Temperatures to fall into 30s tonight and Saturday.
By GARY ROBBINS
The Orange County Register

Orange County's coastal plains could experience patches of frost tonight and Saturday night as a blast of Alaskan air moves through the region, the National Weather Service says.

Overnight temperatures the next two days will be in the mid-to-low 30s across much of the county and could drop to 29 degrees in canyon areas protected from the winds. Cold air is heavy and tends to sink to the surface of the Earth.

Forecasters said there's a slim chance that the county will get brief showers today. But the storm clouds will disappear by early Saturday and a mild Santa Ana condition will develop, producing 30 mph gusts inland and 15 mph to 20 mph gusts near the coast. The humidity level inland could fall below 20 percent.

The weather service says that the combination of low humidity, dry, cold air, moderate winds and a lack of rain raise the prospect of wildfires across Orange County.

The storm that preceded the cold air Thursday barely budged the seasonal rainfall total, which stands at just over an inch, three inches below normal for this time of the year.