Los Angeles and the Southwest are in for bright days ahead with clear skies and no rain. Get all the details on tomorrow’s weather!

As Los Angeles enjoys a start with mostly clear skies and temperatures around 60 degrees, the entire region is primed for rise in temperature with sunny conditions prevailing. Discover how the Southwest is managing extreme temperatures as cities like Phoenix prepare for scorching highs. Get insights into regional weather trends, UV risks, and more. Detailed updates and what they mean for your week are all covered in our comprehensive guide.
Clear skies dominate much of the Southwest region at 7 PM PT, with Las Vegas, Phoenix, and San Diego experiencing dry conditions. Sunny skies are over Salt Lake City and Cedar City in Utah. Scattered clouds are hovering around Ely indicating a cooler evening in the area. Southern California, including Los Angeles and San Francisco, remains dry with no precipitation in sight.
Los Angeles kicks off Tuesday with a mostly clear sky and temperatures around 60 degrees at 8 AM. As the morning progresses, expect mostly sunny conditions with a rise to 63 degrees by 10 AM. A gentle south-southwest breeze at 3 mph will maintain a calm atmosphere. By midday, temperatures will reach 70 degrees under clear, sunny skies.
Tomorrow in Phoenix, temperatures are set to soar to a scorching 113 degrees, marking an above-average day for the region. Las Vegas will also experience extreme heat with a high of 109 degrees. Moving west, Bakersfield is expected to hit 100 degrees, while Fresno follows closely behind at 98 degrees. In Los Angeles, a more moderate high of 86 degrees is anticipated, providing some relief from the intense heat. San Francisco will remain significantly cooler at 67 degrees, showcasing the diverse temperature spread across the Southwest.
A strengthening system will sweep through the Southwest tomorrow, bringing a mix of sunshine and afternoon thunderstorms particularly over Arizona and New Mexico. Northern Arizona may experience scattered showers, with a risk of flash flooding in low-lying areas. In Southern California, expect rising temperatures to the mid-90s, creating dry conditions and increasing fire danger. Eastern New Mexico will see a chance of isolated severe storms during the late afternoon, possibly affecting evening travel. Temperatures should drop slightly behind this system as cooler air filters in from the northwest.
The UV index in Los Angeles is extremely high at 11 for both Monday and Tuesday, with burn times as short as 11 minutes under direct sunlight.
Monday: The forecast calls for mostly clear skies with a high of 71 degrees and a low of 61 degrees. Tuesday: Expect mostly clear conditions with temperatures reaching a warm 77 degrees and cooling to 63 degrees overnight. Wednesday: Mostly clear again with highs around 77 degrees and a mild low of 64 degrees. Thursday: The sunshine continues with mostly clear skies and a high of 79 degrees, dipping to 64 degrees at night. Friday: Mostly clear skies persist, with temperatures climbing to 76 degrees during the day and decreasing to 63 degrees in the evening. Saturday: Partly cloudy with the daytime high settling at 74 degrees and a low of 63 degrees. Sunday: To close out the week, mostly clear conditions remain, with a high of 73 degrees and a low of 63 degrees.