Angelenos are looking at a mostly sunny sky today with temperatures reaching up to a cozy 77 degrees, providing a classic Southern California warmth in the dead of winter. According to the National Weather Service, the north wind shifting south-southwest later in the day will ensure a mild but comfortable breeze for any weekend adventurers.

As night falls across the City of Angels, the weather will chill down to a cooler 53 degrees, but with minimal wind, the evening stroll should remain pleasant. For those hitting the town tonight, pack a light jacket to fend off the mild chill.

Heading into Sunday, a mix of sun and clouds will paint the sky, as the high drops slightly to a cooler 70 degrees, a subtle reminder that February still clings to the tail end of winter. The south-southwest wind will carry through the day, offering a gentle reminder of the Pacific's proximity.

By Monday, clouds will gather and a chance of rain enters the forecast, threatening the start of the work week with a 20 percent likelihood of dampening commutes. If you're wagering on the weather, it might be wise to keep an umbrella close. At night, that gamble becomes a bit more serious with rain chances increasing to 40 percent, according to forecast.weathcer.gov.

The rest of the week oscillates between slight chances of rain and clear skies. By midweek, expect a return to the typical L.A. sunshine with daytime highs leveling out in the high 60s. The minimal cloud cover at night suggests cooler temperatures that should hover around the low 50s.

Be it rain or shine, this week in Los Angeles wraps up with a partly sunny Friday and temperatures remaining steadfast in the mid-60s. Whether it's a need to grab an umbrella or soak up the sun, this week carries a mix of typical SoCal weather with just a hint of unpredictability.