Angelenos should brace for a rollercoaster of weather conditions in the coming days, with the forecast calling for everything from patchy fog to possible showers. According to an extended forecast for Los Angeles, today started with patchy fog before giving way to mostly sunny skies and a high of 72 degrees. Light winds from the southeast are expected to pick up in the afternoon, reaching speeds of 10 to 15 mph and gusts as high as 20 mph.
Tonight could see a slight chance of rain after 11pm, with forecasters predicting a 20 percent likelihood of precipitation. The clouds aren't parting just yet, as it will be mostly cloudy with a low around 54 and continuing southeast winds of 10 to 15 mph. Saturday is forecasted to bring rain, with a 90 percent chance of precipitation, it will be a cooler day with a high near 62 and breezy conditions, as southeast winds of 10 to 20 mph shift southwest in the afternoon, as stated by the National Weather Service.
Saturday evening's chances of rain drop before 11pm, nonetheless, there's a lingering slight chance of showers into the night. It's anticipated to be mostly cloudy as temperatures dip to around 47, as per the National Weather Service. Winds will calm slightly, shifting from west southwest at 5 to 15 mph to east southeast post-midnight, and could gust up to 20 mph. Going into Sunday, showers seem likely, particularly after 11am, despite a partly sunny forecast with a high near 61 and winds picking back up from the east-southeast.
For those hoping for less precarious weather, the outlook for next week appears brighter. By Monday, sunny skies are anticipated to make a return with a high approaching 69 degrees. The clear pattern is set to continue into the night, with lows around 51, according to the National Weather Service. Tuesday and Wednesday will follow suit with sun-drenched highs of 73 and 74 respectively, and minimal cloud cover in the evenings. However, come Thursday, clouds will once again cast a shadow over the city, albeit with a fair high nearing 71 degrees, according to the weather agency's report.
