The region begins Monday with a 2,000-foot marine layer over KLAX and coastal low clouds. Conditions are expected to remain benign, while temperatures steadily lower through Wednesday before warming toward the end of the week.
Fog Clears Before A Warm Afternoon
Coastal marine-layer clouds may linger Monday morning, with south winds increasing from around 5 mph to 10 mph during the afternoon. The discussion describes benign conditions and marine clouds, while regional daytime highs span a broad range.
Temperatures should steadily lower through Wednesday, then begin warming toward the end of the week. Coastal morning low clouds may expand as cool ocean air moves inland.
Small Cooldown, Then More Sunshine
The weather discussion from the National Weather Service says the marine layer could expand Tuesday and bring a few spots of pavement-wetting drizzle, although it provides no numerical rain probability. For most downtown residents, the practical forecast is marine clouds in the morning and benign conditions overall.
Warming is expected by Friday, with temperatures reaching the 80s to lower 90s by then. Overnight lows will remain in the low to mid-60s, making evenings comfortable for outdoor plans without much need for a heavy layer.
No Weather Advisories In Effect
No weather advisories are currently posted for the area. Drivers and pedestrians heading out early should watch for reduced visibility in pockets of fog, while afternoon plans can expect light winds and plenty of sunshine.
