Los Angeles residents might want to keep their umbrellas handy as the wet weather is set to continue across the region. According to an extended forecast, there's a "30 percent chance of showers after 4pm" today with a partly sunny sky and a high temperature peaking near 67 degrees. Winds remain mild, transitioning from east southeast at 5 to 10 mph to a more southern direction by the afternoon as reported by the National Weather Service.
Tonight, the likelihood of showers jumps to an 80% chance, particularly after 10 pm, with southeast winds sustaining around 10 mph and potential new rainfall up to a quarter inch, the forecast by the National Weather Service adds, while Friday brings with it more showers and a high near 61 degrees with southeast winds around 10 mph maybe gusting as high as 15 mph the chance of precipitation stands at 80% and new precipitation amounts could be between a half and three quarters of an inch. As we roll into Friday night, showers may intensify, possibly bringing a thunderstorm, and with them, an increased chance of precipitation still at 80% and rainfall estimates reaching up to an inch.
Over the weekend, the pattern persists with Saturday seeing a 90% chance of showers and possibly another thunderstorm, with the possibility of sizable new rainfall between one and two inches. Sunday offers a slight reprieve with a 40 percent chance of showers mainly before 10 am and a high of around 62 degrees.
Heading into the new week, Angelenos should be wary of more potential showers, with cloudy skies on Monday and a high near 61, Monday night's outlook suggests a continuation of showers with a cooler low around 48, Tuesday's outlook is similar with a chance of showers and a partly sunny climate boasting a high near 62, while Tuesday night again brings a slight chance of showers paired with a partly cloudy sky and a low around 47; come Wednesday the region might finally see a break with mostly sunny conditions anticipated and a high pushing up to 64 degrees.
