The weather outlook for Los Angeles takes on a grey canvas as the city is wrapped in a cloak of patchy drizzle and fog, with the forecast promising mostly cloudy skies and some sun peeking through later in the week. Citizens looking forward to the Memorial Day weekend can expect to wake up to foggy mornings, which are predicted to clear up as the day progresses to reveal mostly sunny afternoons. According to the National Weather Service, today Los Angeles will experience patchy drizzle and fog before 11 am, shifting to mostly cloudy skies and a high near 66 degrees.

As night falls, the drizzle is set to return, accompanying the fog after 11 pm with the mercury dropping to a low around 57. Winds are anticipated to kick up slightly, gusting as high as 15 mph. While the weather pattern seems to favor consistency, locals may be hoping for the sun to decisively break free from the shroud of clouds. Friday's forecast suggests it might, with patchy drizzle and fog clearing up, and a high near 67 degrees following.

Looking ahead to the weekend, Saturday promises to be mostly sunny with a high near 69, but nocturnal fog will make another appearance, adding to the overall cloudy night. The repeating theme of fog continues into Sunday, with early morning fogginess giving way to mostly sunny skies and a high of 72 degrees.

As Memorial Day approaches, Los Angeles can expect more fog in the mornings before enjoying mostly sunny days, with temperatures peaking around 75 degrees. The evening of the holiday will follow a similar pattern, with nighttime fog and a low of around 56. Tuesday and Wednesday are set to mirror each other, presenting a high near 77 degrees after the customary patchy fog lifts.