The City of Los Angeles is set to enjoy a series of sunny days despite a misty touch in the early hours, according to the National Weather Service's extended forecast. Angelenos, starting today, can expect patchy dense fog before 11 am, but the fog will give way to gradual clearing, with temperatures peaking at a warm 91 degrees. A light breeze will usher in from the west, switching to southwest at 5 to 10 mph as the afternoon rolls in.
Tonight, the skies over Los Angeles will remain mostly clear, the temperature dipping to a comfortable 63 degrees. The southwest wind, ever-present during the day, will ease off to a calm whisper by evening, setting the stage for an idyllic Southern California night. Friday's forecast promises unequivocal sunshine and slightly cooler climes, topping off at 88 degrees. The wind, maintaining its southerly grace, shifts southwest at a gentle clip between 5 and 10 mph in the morning.
The weekend will kick off with a continuation of sunny skies on Saturday, temperatures aiming for an agreeable 86 degrees. The weather pattern remains steadfast — calm winds in the morning, life breathed into them by the southwest in the afternoon, at around 5 mph. As the evening encroaches, the sky takes a modest turn to partly cloudy with lows hovering around 65 degrees.
Heading into the latter part of the weekend, a familiar pattern emerges: patchy morning fog along with mostly sunny conditions by the afternoon is the rhythm of the day for Sunday, the mercury aiming just a touch higher at 87 degrees. "Patchy fog before 11 am. Otherwise, mostly sunny, with a high near 87," states the forecast. The nighttime brings partly cloudy skies and steady temperatures. The same motif repeats on Monday and Tuesday, mornings shrouded in intermittent fog followed by expansive sunlit skies and highs of 86 degrees.
Come Wednesday, little change is expected. The day is set to begin under a veil of fog, swiftly dissipating to yet another bout of predominant sunshine and a high again near 86. Predictability in the city's weather seems a welcome respite for residents gearing up for the second half of an LA summer.
