Angelenos can expect a shift in weather patterns this week as skies begin to clear following a period of morning cloudiness, in anticipation of a mostly sunny stretch. The detailed forecast for Los Angeles points to a comfortable high near 80 degrees today with a gradual clearance expected as the day progresses, the National Weather Service reported. The current conditions include a gentle southeast wind transitioning to a southwestern breeze in the afternoon.
As the city transitions into the evening, residents should prepare for patchy fog rolling in after 11 pm, while the rest of the night sees an increase in cloud coverage, with temperatures lowering to about 66 degrees. The southwest winds will persist, calming and taking a southeasterly direction post-midnight, the National Weather Service indicates.
The pattern of morning fog and afternoon sun is expected to continue into Sunday, with a high forecasted once again in the upper 70s. Winds will mirror those of today, starting from the south-southeast before moving southwest. Sunday night's conditions will see a similar foggy veil after 11 pm, accompanied by clouds and a low around 64 degrees.
On Monday, the city will mostly enjoy sunny skies once morning fog dissipates, with temperatures climbing to a pleasant high near 83 degrees. Light and variable winds turning southwest by mid-morning are expected. The tradition of patchy fog will once again mark the evening, casting a mostly cloudy shade during nighttime, and a low of around 64 degrees, as per the NWS. The rest of the week sees a steady climb in temperatures, with highs moving into the mid to upper 80s and nighttime lows gently rising, narrowly reaching 70 by Thursday night. Friday is promising to be sunny with a high near 88.
