Los Angeles locals can look forward to a steady pattern of morning fog followed by clearing skies and moderate temperatures in the days ahead. The National Weather Service's extended forecast promises a few days of typical Southern California weather, with the city's natural air conditioner keeping highs in the 70s and low 80s.
According to the latest update, today's early patchy fog is set to give way to clearer skies, with temperatures peaking at around 71 degrees. Those in the coastal city should expect the fog to roll back in tonight, setting a low of approximately 59 degrees. Such a pattern is expected to persist into Friday, with similar morning conditions and a slightly warmer high near 73.
The weekend brings a slight uptick in warmth. Saturday's forecast anticipates mostly sunny skies post-fog, with the mercury climbing to a more comfortable high near 78. Temperatures will continue to rise slightly through the weekend, touching 81 degrees on Sunday.
Heading into next week, the trend of morning clouds and subsequent sunshine remains largely uninterrupted. Monday and Tuesday's forecasts project highs in the lower 80s, with patchy fog clearing out for mostly sunny days. Evenings are expected to settle back into the low 60s, with the familiar fog making its nightly appearance after 11:00 p.m.
The fog is slated to hang around through mid-week, clearing each day to reveal mostly sunny skies and a pleasant high around 80 degrees on Wednesday.
