As Angelenos gather to celebrate Thanksgiving, they can expect a warm and mostly cloudy day, with temperatures reaching near 80 degrees. A light breeze from the north northeast is set to shift west southwest in the afternoon, according to the National Weather Service forecast. As families wind down for the evening, the skies will partly clear, with the low dipping to around 52 degrees, and the winds calming down significantly.
Friday's outlook promises sunnier skies with a high near 71 degrees. The gentle east southeast wind is predicted to abruptly become south southwest later in the afternoon, combining mild temperatures with a serene ambiance for outdoor activities. By evening, L.A. can anticipate patchy fog rolling in after 10 pm, while the clouds increase steadily, resulting in a low around 50 degrees with the lightest touch of northeast wind.
For those planning weekend outings, Saturday morning may start with a hint of fog before 10 am, but it will give way to mostly sunny conditions and a high near 70 degrees. A calm wind is to turn southwest at about 5 mph, as noted by the National Weather Service. As night falls, expect similar patchy fog to develop after 10 pm under mostly cloudy skies, with the low hovering around the 50-degree mark.
On Sunday, the pattern of morning fog continues before lifting to reveal a partly sunny day with a cooler high near 66. The evening sky will clear significantly, allowing possibly clearer views of the stars, with temperatures dropping to a low of around 49. Kicking off the workweek, Monday and Tuesday are set to be unabated sunny with highs floating around 69 and 68 degrees, respectively, perfect for outdoor lunch breaks and evening strolls. Night-time will likely bring patchy fog and lows near 50 degrees.
The weekly forecast wraps up on Wednesday with more patchy fog and partly sunny skies, as Angelenos can expect a high near 64 degrees. It's a weather rhythm that seems to be as steady as the heartbeat of the city itself—consistently mild with a side of unpredictability courtesy of the coastal fog.
