Angelenos can expect a mixture of cloudy skies and sunshine with a chance of patchy drizzle and fog over the next week, with temperatures hovering in the low 70s to low 80s, according to the National Weather Service. The detailed forecast for today predicts "patchy drizzle before 11am" followed by gradual clearing with a high near 73, along with light winds picking up in the morning. This evening, the city will see an increase in clouds after 11pm with temperatures dropping to a low around 59 degrees.
The pattern of morning fog is set to continue into the weekend. Saturday will face "patchy fog before 11am" and then become mostly sunny with a high close to 75 degrees. For those planning night activities, the weather will remain consistent, as increasing clouds, paired with a southwest wind that fades to a whisper in the evening, yield to a low around 61. According to the National Weather Service's forecast, Sunday will likewise begin with patchy fog before offering a mostly sunny day with temperatures rising near 80.
As we roll into the new week, Monday and Tuesday promise a continuation of sunny afternoons post the habitual morning fog. Highs for both days are expected to reach around 82 degrees. Nighttime will bring back the fog and mostly cloudy skies, with lows sitting comfortably in the low 60s. The midweek weather seems steady with a familiar rhythm – morning fog giving way to mostly sunny days and highs around the 80-degree mark. Wednesday and Thursday nights remind us of the incoming overcast that punctuates the evenings, settling at lows around 62 and 63, respectively.
