As Angelenos welcomed the beginning of February with varying weather patterns, forecasters laid out an up-and-down pattern for the coming days. The sun played hide and seek as temperatures saw subtle daily shifts. For those in Los Angeles, the early part of February started with a partly sunny sky and a pleasurable 68 degrees, with a light southwest breeze adding a touch of coolness to the air.
Nightfall brought mostly cloudy conditions and lows hovering around the comfortable 50s. However, the possibility of showers crept into the picture starting Monday, with shower chances lingering at 20 percent. Residents had to keep their umbrellas handy, especially after 10 a.m., as the skies flirted between being cloudy and giving way to occasional sunshine. As per the extended forecast, the southeast winds picked up before switching directions in a typical Californian temperamental dance.
The midweek seemed to promise better skies, with Tuesday showcasing partly sunny conditions and temperatures making a mild climb back up to near 69 degrees. The winds, sticking to their southwest course, kept up at a gentle pace. Things looked up for stargazers and those disliking the damp as Wednesday and Thursday nights promised clear skies with lows around a nifty 50 degrees. The forecast unequivocally called for sunny days with temperatures squarely in the high 60s.
