Los Angeles residents can expect a mix of cloudy skies and sunshine with a gentle breeze for the coming week, with temperatures comfortably hovering in the low to mid-70s. Days are set to begin with overcast conditions, giving way to clearer skies by the afternoon. A calm wind will persist, turning southwest at about 5 mph as the day progresses, according to the National Weather Service.
Vision might get a bit hazy with patchy fog predicted to roll in late at night and linger until the mid-morning hours on most days. The National Weather Service indicates that "Tonight increasing clouds, with a low around 56. West southwest wind around 5 mph becoming calm in the evening." LA's evenings will follow suit with the day, settling into mild lows in the mid-50s, the point at which any resident might appreciate a light sweater.
As the week unfolds, those in the City of Angels should look forward to predominantly sunny skies by the afternoon, especially on Monday, when the high is estimated to be around 75 degrees. Ocean breezes will continue to grace the land, with a southeast wind of 5 to 10 mph shifting to a south-southwest direction in the afternoon. Come nightfall, skies will mostly clear, though that familiar patch of fog is expected to creep back in post-11 p.m.
Tuesday's forecast does not stray far from the pattern, with morning fog predicted before 11 a.m., followed by partly sunny conditions and a high near 71. The evening will see similar weather as previously, "Patchy fog after 11 pm. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, with a low around 52," as per the National Weather Service. As the week stretches on, temperatures will take a slight dip, hovering near the high 60s, while nights maintain a consistent cool.
A slight change could be on the horizon by Friday, where there's a chance of rain mixing into the pattern of partly sunny days. Highs will remain steady near 69 degrees, offering a respite from what has been a dry period. For more detailed information, locals can check out the full forecast provided by the National Weather Service.
