Los Angelenos can expect to see patchy fog early in the morning today, but skies are set to clear up later with highs reaching 78 degrees, as reported by the National Weather Service. Light winds will pick up to 10 mph from the southwest in the afternoon. The evening is slated to be mostly clear with the temperature dipping to a comfortable 58 degrees.
Thursday promises unobstructed sunshine and the same pleasant high of 78 degrees, with gentle breezes making their presence felt in the afternoon. However, the night could bring a slight chance to suddenly witness thunderstorms after 11pm, with a 20% chance of precipitation, and lows hovering around 62 degrees.
Heading into Friday, the fog might make a brief comeback before midday, yet the sun will boldly push through, boosting temperatures to a slightly warmer 82 degrees. A calm wind is expected to turn southwest, picking up pace in the later half of the day. Nightfall will once again lead to mostly clear skies and the low will settle at 60 degrees.
The weekend forecast shows no sign of interruption from sunny conditions. Saturday's high settles at a comfortable 77 degrees, while the night skies remain clear and the thermometer drops to 56 degrees. Sunday's narrative continues with ample sunshine and a high of 76 degrees, but the night may see clouds gathering with temperatures dropping to 57 degrees.
Columbus Day and the days following maintain the trend with mostly sunny conditions, although temperatures will take a slight dip to 72 degrees. As the week progresses, a small possibility of showers looms on Tuesday, with the day being partly sunny and a cooler high of 68 degrees according to the detailed forecast published on October 8th, 2025 by the National Weather Service.
