The City of Angels is set to experience a mixed bag of weather conditions in the coming week, starting with some early fog on November 22 and a 30 percent chance of rain trailing into the early morning hours of Saturday. According to the National Weather Service, Los Angeles residents should brace for largely overcast skies that will later clear up, with today’s temperatures peaking near a comfortable 72 degrees. Transitioning into the night, the calm wind will persist, and rainfall, although minimal, may be on the horizon with less than a tenth of an inch anticipated.
Looking ahead to Saturday, the likelihood of rain increases, particularly post-morning hours, as the city is expected to remain mostly shrouded in clouds with highs tapering to the low 60s. A southwesterly shift in winds is predicted as the day progresses, and similar light precipitation amounts are forecasted, underscoring a damp, albeit mild, weekend start. Venturing into Saturday night, rain probabilities hold steady at 60 percent, mainly concentrating before 10 p.m., and the night air will accompany temperatures hovering around 53 degrees with negligible wind transitions, as reported by the National Weather Service.
Continuing into Sunday, the National Weather Service forecasts a modest 20 percent chance of rain before the late morning, giving way to a partly sunny sky and highs inching slightly above the previous day's to about 63 degrees. Residents looking ahead to the week can expect fluctuating chances of rain consistently pegged at 40 percent for Monday, with mostly cloudy days ahead, through to Tuesday and Wednesday that might see the sun peeking through intermittently.
Ahead of Thanksgiving, Wednesday night is anticipated to be partly cloudy, setting the stage for what could be a mostly sunny holiday with highs potentially reaching a pleasant 66 degrees.
