Los Angeles is forecast to reach about 86 degrees Tuesday, with sunny skies. Weak offshore winds are expected to remain below advisory levels.
Warm, Sunny Weather Holds Through Wednesday
The National Weather Service expects clear skies Tuesday night, with temperatures falling to around 63 degrees. Wednesday will look much the same, though slightly cooler, with a sunny high near 86 and offshore flow from the north and east, weaker than Tuesday.
Thursday brings the first noticeable change, but it will still be warmer than normal for mid-November. Sunny skies and a high near 82 are expected. Above-normal warmth continues into the cooling period, with a slim chance of showers Friday and a more likely period of rain later.
Rain Chances Increase Late This Week
Friday should be cooler, with a mostly sunny high near 75 and a slim chance of showers. Rain chances are 30 to 40 percent each day Saturday through Monday.
Monday's high is expected to reach about 69 degrees. Forecast details remain less certain for the early-week system, but the overall pattern points to a much cooler, more unsettled stretch after several days of warm sunshine.
Coastal Caution Through Tuesday Morning
Angelenos heading toward the coast should note that a High Surf Advisory remains in effect for the Ventura County Coast through Tuesday morning, while a Coastal Flood Advisory covers the LA County Coast and Catalina Island through Tuesday morning. The National Weather Service says high tides and lingering west-northwest swell could bring hazardous swimming conditions, beach erosion and shallow flooding in low-lying walkways, parking lots and bike paths.
