Angelenos can breathe easy knowing that the weather for the upcoming week is set to be fairly steady, with the National Weather Service predicting mostly sunny days and some classic L.A. foggy nights. According to the forecast, today's patchy dense fog will clear up by mid-morning, making way for gradually clearing skies and a high of about 83 degrees. The light winds, possibly picking up to 10 mph in the afternoon, shouldn't ruffle too many feathers.
The clear skies will stick around through this evening, with a drop to 64 degrees expected as the winds calm down after midnight. Moving into Monday, Los Angeles is looking at more sunny real estate with temperatures climbing to a high near 89, and winds once again shifting in the afternoon. Monday night follows the trend, clear skies, and a low of 63—promising conditions for anyone looking to stargaze or enjoy a peaceful night out. However, do expect some patchy fog rolling in after 11pm, it seems to be the nightly unwelcome guest.
As Tuesday comes around, the city will be gifted with yet another sunlit canvas, with highs hovering around the mid-80s. The Weather Service is calling for "calm wind becoming southwest around 5 mph in the afternoon." The pattern of patchy fog repeats itself Tuesday night and carries over into Wednesday morning before giving way to a mostly sunny midweek high of 84 degrees. This foggy cycle—clearing by late morning—continues through to Friday, ensuring that sunglasses remain a staple accessory for the L.A. ensemble.
As the week comes to a close, temperatures will mildly dip, providing a slightly cooler but still pleasant high near 78 degrees on Friday and Saturday. Nights will cool down to the upper 50s, but clear conditions should prevail, especially on Friday night. Inhabitants can look forward to a weekend kissed by the sun, absent of the fog that seems to want to make its presence known, if only in the late hours and early mornings of the weekdays.
