The weather forecast for Los Angeles in the coming week, as reported by the National Weather Service, suggests a familiar pattern for inhabitants of the City of Angels: a mix of early fog followed by clearing skies and warm afternoons. The detailed forecast for today shows that after a foggy start, residents can expect cloudy conditions to give way to a comfortable high near 77 degrees, light winds picking up in the southwest by the afternoon.
Tonight will bring back the patchy fog after 11 pm, with clouds increasing overnight as the temperature dips to a low around 60 degrees. Moving into the weekend, Sunday morning's overcast skies will gradually clear up to reveal a warmer high near 85 degrees. Light winds will maintain the mellow mood throughout the afternoon. Meanwhile, Sunday night will see the return of increasing clouds with a low settling around 63 degrees.
The pattern continues as the workweek begins on Monday, with the morning fog burning off to mostly sunny skies and a predicted high that flirts with the 90-degree mark. The mild twilight will be marked by a mostly clear night and temperatures hovering in the low 60s. Tuesday, too, will greet Angelenos with fog before 11 am but is set to unveil sunshine and a high in the mid-80s as the day progresses.
The week's weather charade plays on—fog before 11 am is anticipated for both Wednesday and Thursday, with skies clearing to mostly sunny conditions and high temperatures in the low 80s. Nighttime brings a repetitive beat; patchy fog after dusk followed by an increase in cloud cover and a persistent low around the 60-degree mark. Friday's forecast echoes its predecessors' tune: patchy morning fog rolling aside to spotlight a mostly sunny day with a high also near 82 degrees.
