Los Angeles can expect a week of mostly sunny skies after the morning fog clears up, according to the latest weather forecasts. The National Weather Service predicts the fog to dissipate by mid-morning today, eventually giving way to clearer skies with a high of around 75 degrees. Light winds are expected to pick up slightly in the afternoon, coming from the southwest at 5 to 10 mph.
Tonight, the city should brace for more patchy fog after 11 p.m., and the clouds will increase, leading to a low of approximately 59 degrees, the southwesterly winds calming down as the evening progresses. The pattern of morning fog followed by gradual clearing will continue into Sunday, with similar temperatures peaking near 74 degrees but by Monday, residents can look forward to a sunny day with highs nearing 80 degrees, reflecting a slight warming trend into the coming week.
The National Weather Service reports that after Monday's clear night with lows around 60, Tuesday and Wednesday will climb to hotter highs of near 88 degrees under sunny skies. Evening conditions on those days are expected to remain clear, with lows in the low 60s.
In what's looking to be a consistent stretch of weather that sounds ideal for any outdoor plans, Thursday and Friday will follow suit with plenty of sunshine and highs in the mid-80s; nighttime conditions will see mostly clear skies as well with temperatures hovering around the low 60s. Despite the initial foggy mornings, it seems LA is set for a predictably beautiful fall week, so whether you’re beach-bound or hitting the trails, keep that sunscreen handy during the day.
