Los Angeles residents can expect a week of patchy fog and mostly sunny days, according to the National Weather Service. Early mornings in the upcoming days are likely to start with fog before 11:00 am, but it should gradually clear up as the day progresses. There's no need to grab an umbrella just yet, with a forecasted high hovering near the comfortable late 70s and early 80s mark.
The pattern set for today, with fog giving way to clearer skies by noon and a high near 79, is expected to continue through at least Sunday. Temperatures at night will drop to around the lower 60s. For those planning to venture out during the evening, you may want to carry a light jacket to comfortably navigate the cooler temperatures. The southwest wind will be making its presence felt, but only lightly, heading into the evenings at speeds of 5 to 10 mph, as noted on the National Weather Service's detailed forecast.
Tuesday's conditions appear to mirror today's, with patchy morning fog expected to give way to a slightly warmer high of around 81 degrees. The National Weather Service predicts the light south wind to pick up a bit during the afternoon, up to around 5 to 10 mph. For those working indoors, it might just be the perfect time to take a midday break and enjoy the gradual clearing outside.
The midweek forecast calls for more of the same, with partly sunny skies and high temperatures continuing to creep up towards the mid-80s by Sunday.
