Los Angelenos can expect a classic cover of morning fog this Memorial Day, which is set to give way to clearer skies and mild temperatures as the day progresses. According to the National Weather Service, the city will see gradual clearing after a cloudy start with highs reaching a comfortable 72 degrees. In true L.A. fashion, light winds from the southwest will pick up between 5 to 10 mph in the afternoon.
Tonight's forecast stays true to the day's pattern, bringing back the patchy fog after 11 pm, sandwiched between increasing clouds and a night-low that hovers around 57 degrees. The light winds are expected to shift south-southwest come evening time, providing a gentle breeze as the city winds down.
Heading into the week, Tuesday and Wednesday will mirror today's conditions, teasing the sun through the early clouds and fog before bowing to brightness, with highs nudging the mid-70s. The evenings maintain consistency too, with the return of the fog after nightfall and lows just shy of 60—it's almost like the weather's on a predictable loop.
The rest of the week appears to follow the established pattern, dialing up the déjà vu with patchy morning fogs and partially sunny afternoons. Thursday and the weekend will slightly warm up, pushing the thermometer to a high near 76 degrees, while nighttime conditions hold steady with more fog and clouds cradling temperatures in the upper 50s.
