The City of Angels is set for a period of patchy morning fog giving way to clearer skies, according to the latest forecast. Los Angeles, looking ahead to a week of mild transitions, is bracing for a pattern that includes cloudy mornings before the sun eventually claims the day. The National Weather Service projects a high of 82 degrees today, with calm winds shifting to west-southwest later in the afternoon. As the evening approaches, residents can expect increased cloudiness with a comfortable low of around 63 degrees.
Heading into the weekend, similar conditions persist with Saturday mirroring today's weather, showcasing gradual clearing post-mid-morning fog and cloud cover. The anticipated high is a slightly warmer 84 degrees. In the realm of consistency, the tranquility of a calm wind becoming southwest again will accompany Angelenos during the afternoon. Nightfall invites patchy fog after 11 pm, while slightly cooler temps, a low of around 62, will greet the city under an increasingly cloudy sky.
Sunday's forecast holds a bit of morning fog before offering up a bright and mostly sunny day with highs close to the 81-degree mark, according to the National Weather Service. Southeast winds will blow gently at 5 to 10 mph, becoming south-southwest in the morning, setting the stage for a serene end to the weekend. As residents tuck in for the night, they should prepare for more patchy fog after 11 pm, with lows hovering around 60 degrees.
The familiar rhythm of fog in the earlier hours followed by mostly sunny skies is the trend into the early week. Come Monday, a high near 76 degrees is predicted, with the night again inviting patchy fog and partially cloudy conditions, with the low dipping just barely below 60. As Angelenos emerge from their homes on Tuesday, they can expect to greet the day with sunshine after the fog lifts, with the thermometer reaching a comfortable 79 degrees. Tuesday night's forecast falls into the established pattern: patchy fog after dark, complemented by more clouds and a low around 61.
As the nation commemorates Juneteenth, Los Angeles will bear witness to the pattern's steadfast grip—morning fog preceding an otherwise sunny day with a high pressing toward 81. The night's memory will echo the previous days, as patchy fog gives way to a mostly cloudy sky and a low near a familiar 62 degrees. Looking at Thursday, the warmth creeps up again, with forecasts indicating a high of 86 degrees beneath skies that favor sunshine after the routine dissipation of morning fog.
