Los Angeles residents can expect a mix of fog, clouds, and sunshine with fluctuating temperatures this week, as the latest weather forecast details a series of changes in the coming days. The National Weather Service predicts patchy dense fog before 10am today, but skies should clear to result in a high near 86 degrees. Winds are set to shift from the north northeast in the morning to west southwest in the afternoon, at speeds of 5 to 10 mph according to the NWS report.
Tonight will bring partly cloudy conditions with a low hovering around 62 degrees and a calm northeast wind. The weather takes a mild turn for Veterans Day with mostly sunny skies and an expected high of 82 degrees. By evening, the calm persists, while patchy fog is forecasted to develop after 10pm.
Following the midweek clear-up, Wednesday begins with patchy fog before 10am, then moves to partly sunny circumstances and a high of approximately 72 degrees. As the week progresses, Angelenos should prepare for intermittent showers with a 30 percent chance of precipitation after 4am on Wednesday night. The chance of rain escalates by Thursday, with showers mainly occurring after 10am and a considerable 80 percent likelihood of precipitation noted by meteorologists.
"Showers likely" becomes the forecast's refrain for Thursday night, accompanied by an overcast and a steady low around 57 degrees. The pattern continues into Friday, presenting a chance of showers and partly sunny conditions with the daytime high dipping to a cooler 61 degrees. Prospects for rain linger into Friday night, mainly before 10pm, before giving way to clearer skies over the weekend. Both Saturday and Sunday are expected to beam with mostly sunny weather and highs hovering in the mid-60s.
