Angelenos are in for a series of partly sunny days and potential rain as the National Weather Service forecasts tempered weather for the Los Angeles area. Today, the sky remains clear with a high of 75 degrees, but residents should expect to see patchy fog rolling in after 11 p.m., bringing the temperature down to a cooler 54 degrees. According to the National Weather Service, light winds will start off from the east at 5 to 10 mph, with possible gusts up to 15 mph, before they gradually shift to come from the southwest in the afternoon.
Wednesday will see a repeat of the foggy conditions before 11 a.m., making way to gradually to clear skies with a high near 73. The forecast suggests a similar pattern for the rest of the week with patchy fog in the early hours, leading to partly sunny afternoons with temperatures hovering around the low 70s. Thursday night, however, will once again see the return of the fog, complicating visibility for the late-night commuters. Residents should take note to exercise precaution during these obscure conditions.
As the weekend approaches, Los Angeles could experience a slight change in the weather. "A slight chance of rain after 11am," is expected on Saturday, with mostly cloudy skies and a high around 64 degrees, as reported by the National Weather Service. The chance of rain will linger throughout the weekend and into the start of next week, with temperatures dropping slightly and breezy conditions anticipated on Sunday night.
Monday's forecast continues the trend with another slight chance of rain, although the day is expected to be mostly sunny and see a high near 66. The eclectic mixture of sun, clouds, and possible rain symbolizes the unpredictable weather patterns that Los Angeles occasionally sees. Residents should be prepared to quickly adjust plans and attire alike, as the city's spring weather decides to gently toy with certainty. Keep an eye to the sky, or better yet, check the updates from your local weather service forecasts as the week progresses.
