Los Angeles is set for a week of sunny weather with temperatures in the low 80s and clear nights around 50 degrees. The National Weather Service forecasts light breezes and consistent sunny conditions.

Los Angeles is forecasted to have a series of sunny and warm days with temperatures steadily in the 80s, offering clear skies and consistent weather for residents.

Los Angeles will experience clear and warm weather with mild winds this week, with temperatures ranging from highs in the 70s to mid-80s and nighttime lows in the 50s.

LA enjoys ongoing sunny weather, as the National Weather Service forecasts unbroken sunshine with daytime highs around 68-77°F and clear nights with lows around 47-54°F.

Los Angeles is forecasted to have sunny days with temperatures rising to the upper 70s and clear nights, with no precipitation expected in the coming days.

A Wind Advisory is in effect for Los Angeles from 6 AM to 8 PM PST, with gusts up to 40 mph, possibly causing unsecured objects to blow around, tree limbs to fall, and power outages. Sunny weather is expected later in the week.

Los Angeles forecasts sunny days with temperatures ranging from the mid-60s to the mid-70s, light winds, and mostly clear nights, possibly ending with patchy Sunday fog.

Los Angeles is expecting stormy weather with an 80% chance of showers and possible thunderstorms, alongside cooler temperatures and persistent rain into the evening.

Los Angeles faces a flood watch issued by the NWS for Dec 31 to Jan 1 due to expected heavy rainfall and potential for flooding, rockslides, and debris flows.

The National Weather Service's forecast for Los Angeles, CA, includes rainy days ahead with varying precipitation amounts and temperatures in the 60s.

Los Angeles weather is shifting from sunny to cloudy with a chance of rain increasing throughout the week, reaching a high probability of precipitation by New Year's Day.

Los Angeles' weather forecast predicts sunny conditions transitioning to potential showers as New Year approaches, with temp fluctuations from highs near 69 to 75, and lows around 47 to 49.

An EF-0 tornado hit Boyle Heights on Christmas Day, causing damage but no injuries. It left a quarter-mile trail and was associated with an atmospheric river.