THERE’LL be more of “Summerland” this winter.

The WB Network has ordered 13 additional episodes of the drama, which stars Lori Loughlin as a 30-something beach-babe whose sister’s children move in after their parents are killed in an accident.

After it wraps up its season finale tonight, new episodes of “Summerland” will return to the network as a mid-season series.

The show, which has drawn solid ratings for the WB, is one of the few bright-spots in what has been, overall, a dismal summer for TV networks.

Almost all of the big broadcasters had promised new programming this year in order to avoid the typical television summer doldrums. But most of what has aired has been so bad or boring nobody has watched.