Los Angeles residents can look forward to a stretch of pleasant weather leading into the beginning of July, according to the latest forecast from the National Weather Service. Today will see the early morning clouds and patchy fog give way to clearer skies by the afternoon, with high temperatures hovering around a comfortable 82 degrees. The light and variable winds are expected to pick up slightly, turning southwest at 5 to 10 mph as the day progresses.

Tonight, the city is slated to enjoy clear skies, with temperatures dipping to a low near 64 degrees and a gentle southwest breeze will calm down in the evening. The clear conditions continue into Tuesday, and similar temperatures are forecasted with highs again near 82 degrees. This serene weather pattern is slated to carry on throughout the week, offering Angelenos ample sunshine and clear nights, a slight reprieve from the buzz of the city.

As reported on the National Weather Service website, Wednesday will notch up the warmth a bit with highs nearing 88 degrees under sunny skies. The pattern of light winds becoming southwest in the afternoon continues, indicative of the region's typical July climate conditions. Residents eagerly anticipating Independence Day festivities can expect ideal weather conditions. The forecast promises a sunny day with a high near 89 degrees, perfect for picnics, parades, and fireworks.

The latter part of the week will see a subtle climb in temperatures. Friday's high is projected to reach 91 degrees under unblemished sunny skies. The evening will cool to a low of around 71 degrees. The trend of daytime warmth paired with clear, temperate nights is set to continue into the weekend. Saturday and Sunday are expected to boast highs around 90 and 88 degrees, respectively, ensuring a consistent spell of summer warmth for the city.