A marine layer and coastal low clouds mark Monday, with temperatures steadily lowering through Wednesday before warming toward the end of the week.

Fog returns to Downtown LA before a mild, sunny stretch settles in for the weekend.

Temperatures are expected to decrease through Sunday, with marine-layer clouds possible later at night into Sunday. Warming is likely from Thursday through the end of the following week.

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Downtown Los Angeles is facing hot conditions Wednesday, with humidity pushing the heat index near 116. A cooler weekend is on the way, but Thursday is expected to remain hot.

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Downtown Los Angeles is heading into a humid heat surge, with highs near 95 Tuesday and 98 Wednesday. Cooler weather arrives by the weekend.

Los Angeles could see muggy showers and isolated thunderstorms Monday before temperatures climb into the mid-90s by Wednesday.

Sunday’s forecast brings rain, possible thunderstorms and dangerous surf to Los Angeles before a sharp warmup takes over the week.

Downtown Los Angeles reaches 88 Saturday before late rain and Sunday thunderstorms. Along the coast, high surf and coastal flooding could make the holiday weekend treacherous.

Friday is sunny and 81 degrees. The holiday weekend brings rain chances downtown and dangerous surf along the coast.

A sunny Thursday gives downtown Los Angeles a break before rain chances, humidity and dangerous surf complicate Labor Day weekend.

Downtown Los Angeles gets a sunny, mild stretch through Friday before rain chances and coastal hazards enter the Labor Day weekend forecast.