The weather in Los Angeles seems to have settled into a pattern of persistent morning drizzle and fog that clears later in the day, paving the way for some sun. Today, Angelenos can expect patchy drizzle and fog before 11 am followed by clearings, with a daytime high near 76 degrees, as reported by the National Weather Service. Winds are projected to be mild, shifting to the southwest at around 5 mph in the afternoon.
The evening will bring a return of the patchy fog, thickening after 11 pm while the clouds increase, leaving us with a low of around 62 degrees, the southwest wind that's been lingering around 5 mph is expected to calm down as night falls, as per the National Weather Service. Looking ahead to the weekend, Saturday's conditions closely mirror today's, with morning fog forecasted to give way to mostly sunny skies, and a high hovering near 73 degrees.
As detailed by the National Weather Service, Sunday maintains this trend, though it throws mostly cloudy conditions into the mix, yet the temperature persistently clings to the low 70s. Light winds will continue into the early part of next week with the drizzle and fog routine set for Monday morning, but the sun is expected to make an appearance, pushing temperatures up to a comfortable 76 degrees.
The nightly pattern of patchy drizzle and fog will repeat itself on Monday night and into the following days, with the fog likely to clear before midday, while temperatures continue to range around the mid-70s. As we move toward the midweek, Wednesday and Thursday offer partly sunny skies interspersed with, you guessed it, more patchy drizzle and fog, the temperatures should remain steady with highs near 75 degrees and evening lows around 60.
