Angelenos can expect a series of overcast mornings followed by clearer skies in the afternoons this week, reports the National Weather Service. According to the National Weather Service, the city will experience cloudy conditions through the mid-morning today before it clears up to a comfortable high of 79 degrees, with a southwest wind blowing at 5 to 10 mph. As the day transitions to night, the clouds are set to increase, leading to a low of around 63 degrees. The wind direction will shift, coming from the southeast after midnight.
Looking ahead to Friday, "patchy fog before 11am" is expected. The forecast suggests a replication of today’s conditions, with clouds making way for sun and a high nearing 80 degrees. The evening will bring back the clouds, with temperatures dipping slightly to a low of about 62 degrees. The pattern of morning fog, which tends to dissipate by 11 am, will continue into the weekend, promising mostly sunny afternoons. The unperturbed south-southwest wind switches to a calmer southeast breeze post-sunset.
Residents planning any weekend activities should take note of the mild weather, particularly on Sunday when temperatures are expected to hit the 80-degree mark under the mostly sunny skies. The same conditions are anticipated to persist into the beginning of next week, with Monday's temperatures climbing slightly higher to 83 degrees and 85 degrees by Tuesday, as per the National Weather Service. Wednesday will raise the mercury even further, with a forecast high of 88 degrees amid intermittent patches of fog.
