The extended forecast for Los Angeles predicts a steady pattern of mild weather in the coming days, according to the National Weather Service. Today, locals can expect mostly sunny skies with a high near 85 degrees Fahrenheit. A light breeze from the south southwest will be gaining strength, reaching 5 to 10 mph in the afternoon.
As we slowly transition into the evening hours, the city will see patchy fog roll in after 11 pm, making things just a tad cooler with lows hovering around 66. That southwest wind will dial down to a whisper, making for a calm night. This pattern is expected to briefly repeat itself Monday morning with fog lifting to reveal another day similar to today, complete with mostly sunny skies post mid morning and temperatures peaking at 85 degrees.
According to the forecast, Tuesday through Saturday will largely mirror the conditions experienced at the start of the week. Each day is largely set to unveil a mostly sunny scape after morning fog dissipates, with temperatures consistently resting in the mid-80s. Evening conditions will follow suit, with patchy fog reasserting itself after 11 pm and the mercury dropping to the mid-60s.
The relative humidity and persistent evening fog common to this time of year are expected to provide some respite from the daytime heat, setting the stage for comfortable evenings. Residents looking to plan their week will find consistency in the weather, allowing them to comfortably arrange outdoor and evening activities without the worry of heat waves or cold snaps. The National Weather Service's detailed forecast serves as a guide for Angelinos to prepare accordingly for the week's mild conditions.
