Angelenos can expect a week of typical June "gloom-then-glow" weather, with a pattern of morning fog and drizzle shifting to sunny afternoons. The extended forecast for Los Angeles outlines a trend starting today with patchy morning fog dispersing to reveal a comfortable high near 76 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.
The evenings, however, will see a return of the fog, with tonight projected to cool down to around 59 degrees, as per the National Weather Service. This pattern is here to persist for several days, as the city inches its way through the week. Residents should be prepared to navigate through patchy morning drizzle before conditions domino to gradually clear up, with tomorrow's high inching slightly lower at around 75 degrees. Light winds are expected to chip in, adding a slight relief during the afternoon hours.
Thursday's forecast promises a repetition of this cycle: morning drizzle and fog, then breaking into mostly sunny skies with highs nudging back up to near 77. The light winds are set to pick up, potentially gusting as high as 15 mph. This gentle ebb and flow of fog and sun is earmarked to continue into the weekend, with temperatures starting to tip the scales into the warmer zone on Saturday.
The forecast for the weekend should bring a smile to those longing for more steadfast sunshine. Saturday is slotted to be sunny with a high cresting at the 80-degree mark, and nighttime lows hovering in the low 60s, as detailed by the National Weather Service. Sunday and Monday are nearly to mirror this, promising sun-kissed highs in the low 80s and minimal cloud cover.
