The City of Angels is set for a week of cloudy mornings and sunny afternoons, with the mercury steady in the low 70s. Los Angelenos can expect to wake up to overcast skies that will gradually clear up as the day progresses. You'll want to keep a light jacket handy with today's high hovering around 73 degrees and a refreshing southeast wind shifting to the southwest in the afternoon at a mild 5 to 10 mph.
As the sun dips, the clouds will roll back in with tonight's low dropping to a cool 57 degrees. Those breezes won't quit; they'll change direction again after midnight, this time hailing from the south-southeast. But, don't let the foggy mornings this week throw you off. They're expected to clear out by midday, leaving Los Angeles bathed in sunshine for the better part of the afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
Starting Tuesday, Los Angeles streets will be shrouded in patchy fog up until 11 am, with the sun wrestling free from the grips of the morning clouds shortly after, to return temperatures to around 73 degrees, as per the National Weather Service. If you're out and about, note that gusts could pick up to 15 mph in the afternoon. The foggy dance repeats itself on Tuesday night, and be sure to watch out for the return of those patchy mists after 11 pm, while overnight lows settle around a consistent 56 degrees.
Midweek patterns indicate a mirrored play-by-play of sunny spells following morning fog, with a slightly cooler Wednesday high expected near 70 degrees, as reported by the National Weather Service. Those who frequent the outdoors at night will notice the repetitive cloudy veil post sunset with lows tethering to the mid-50s, but get ready to peel off the layers as Friday's forecast hints at a slightly higher 74-degree peak. "Saturday and Sunday promise to reinforce the trend, with more patchy fog giving way to mostly sunny skies and highs clinging near 73".
