Los Angeles residents can expect a period of fog in the mornings and evenings over the next week, with skies gradually clearing by the afternoon to let the sunshine through. According to the National Weather Service, today's weather will feature patchy dense fog before 11:00 A.M., giving way to cloudy conditions that will clear progressively, with a high peeking around 78 degrees. The calm winds of the morning are set to shift to south southeast at a gentle 5 mph.
Tonight, Angelenos are looking at a repeat of the fog, which will roll in densely after 11:00 P.M., while the cloud cover increases. Despite increasing clouds, the temperature will drop to around 60 degrees, with a west-southwest wind settling down to a calm status. After the fog lifts by late Sunday morning, the city will warm up to a slightly higher temperature, nearing 83 degrees, with a light southwest breeze materializing in the afternoon.
Heading into the start of the workweek, Monday is projected to be mostly sunny with temperatures soaring higher, flirting with the high 80s. Monday night mostly clear shall surely ease the transition into the evening, with thermometers dipping to about 63 degrees as stated by the weather forecast. This pattern of fog-laden mornings followed by clear, sunny afternoons is set to continue at least until midweek.
By Tuesday, after the foggy start, it'll be mostly sunny, with a high near 88 as residents can again enjoy temperatures representative of the warm Southern California climate. The same is anticipated for Wednesday, which might see the maximum temperature of the week at a sunny high of around 92 degrees. Thursday and Friday, although introduced with patchy fog, will not disappoint with highs expected to be in the mid-80s.
