Angelenos can expect a mild and somewhat foggy week ahead, with temperatures peaking at a comfortable 73 degrees by the end of the week. According to the detailed forecast published on January 24th by NOAA's National Weather Service, today started with patchy drizzle and fog before 10 a.m., then the skies will be gradually clearing to hit highs of 66 degrees. As the evening approaches, the city will see increasing clouds and a low of around 42 degrees, accompanied by light north winds at about 5 mph.
The pattern of morning fog is set to persist through the early part of the week, with Sunday's forecast showing similar conditions and the afternoon clearing up to a high near 68. "Patchy fog after 10 p.m." is predicted to softly envelop the city on Sunday night, creating a layer of mist against the mostly cloudy background of Los Angeles' skyline. North northeast winds are expected to gently shift around 5 mph. The start of the work week brings partially sunny skies with Monday's highs creeping up to near 70 degrees.
For those seeking more sunshine, patience seems to quickly be rewarded as Tuesday promises full sunlight with highs reaching 71 degrees. The evening of that same day will witness the return of fog after 10 p.m., thereafter the night sky will be draped in mostly clouds, with temperatures lowering to a cozy 48 degrees.
Midweek forecasts indicate a slightly cooler Wednesday, with highs around 69 degrees, and patchy fog prominent again before 10 a.m. As the week progresses, expect to gradually shed the cloud cover, with Thursday showcasing a mostly sunny day and highs in the low 70s. "Mostly clear, with a low around 49," is what Thursday night offers to the city as it unwinds under a calm sky. The week's trend culminates on Friday with plenty of sunshine and an expected high of 73 degrees.
