The City of Angels is set to see a range of weather conditions in the coming week, according to the latest forecasts. Residents can expect a dance between the sun and clouds with the mild temperatures typical of a Southern California spring. The National Weather Service reports that today, Los Angeles will experience patchy fog before 11 a.m., turning into a mostly sunny day with highs around 72 degrees. The light winds from the east-southeast in the morning will shift to west-southwest.
As the night falls, patchy fog is predicted to make a comeback after 11 p.m., accompanied by increasing clouds and lows settling around 56 degrees. Meanwhile, gusts might accelerate to as high as 15 mph. Extended weather forecasts also project mostly cloudy skies for Saturday, with temperatures peaking near 66 degrees. During the evening, there's a 50 percent chance of the rain entering the scene after 11 p.m., although new precipitation amounts are expected to be modest.
The following Sunday brings a promise of mostly sunny skies, with temperatures expected to rise again near the mid-60s mark. The wind will stay active out of the west-southwest at 10 to 15 mph, potentially reaching gusts as high as 20 mph. Come Sunday night, the skies are slated to clear up, and the city should brace for a breezy evening.
With the new week, Monday greets Angelenos with sunny skies and a return to the more comforting high of 72 degrees. The outlook remains clear into Monday night, with the lows hovering around 53 degrees. The sunny stretches are expected to hold through Wednesday, with each day seeing a slight rise in the daytime high—culminating near 75 degrees on Wednesday. However, nightfall on Wednesday reintroduces patchy fog, casting mostly cloudy conditions with lows dropping back to around 56 degrees.
Forecasters hint at the persistence of patchy fog into Thursday morning, yet the remainder of the day is expected to be mostly sunny with highs potentially cresting to a pleasant 76 degrees. In the typical Los Angeles fashion, the ebb and flow of fog and sun continues marking the early days of May, presenting a mixed bag of atmospheric dispositions.
