Clear skies and warm temperatures dominate the Southwest, but Northern California might see rain. Stay updated and prepare for changing weather conditions with Amy Freeze’s insights.

Enjoy a detailed rundown of the Southwest’s weather patterns, from Los Angeles’s clear skies to sporadic snow in Salt Lake City, and upcoming rain in Northern California. Amy Freeze breaks it down for you, hour by hour, helping you plan your days better around the weather. Learn what to expect and how to prepare as Amy guides you through each city’s forecast, including UV index warnings and tips on weather safety.
In the Southwest region, the radar is mostly calm, with some areas experiencing light precipitation. Salt Lake City is seeing a light dusting of snow, with flurries extending towards nearby mountain ranges. Ely and Cedar City have a mix of rain and snow, creating potentially slippery conditions on roads. Redding is seeing some rain showers moving in from the west, while Reno remains clear. Areas like Las Vegas and Phoenix, as well as much of California, are enjoying dry and clear conditions.
This evening in Los Angeles, temperatures will start at 67 degrees at 9 PM, dropping to 62 degrees by 1 AM. Expect mostly sunny conditions transitioning to mostly clear skies later tonight. Winds will be coming from the south-southwest at 7 mph before calming to 3 mph. Partly cloudy skies will settle in after midnight.
Tonight Las Vegas will see a low of 71 degrees, while Flagstaff will drop to a chilly 43 degrees. Expect San Francisco to cool down to 50 degrees, and Fresno will rest at 57. Bakersfield is forecasted to see a low of 59 degrees. Los Angeles and San Diego are also expected to settle at 59 degrees.
Tomorrow Phoenix is set to hit a scorching 100 degrees, while Las Vegas follows closely with a high of 98 degrees. In California, Bakersfield will reach 82 degrees, and Fresno will warm up to 84 degrees. Coastal areas like San Diego will stay cooler at 70 degrees, and San Francisco will only reach 62 degrees.
Skies are mostly clear across the desert southwest, promoting plenty of sunshine and dry conditions for tomorrow. However, Northern California will experience multiple rounds of valley rain, leading to possible flooding concerns. In Southern California, expect showers, including heavy rain over the San Bernardino Valley, contributing to tricky travel and slick roads across mountain passes.
The UV index in Los Angeles this Sunday reaches a very high level of 10, with a burn time of just 12 minutes, so be sure to apply sunscreen frequently and wear protective gear. On Monday, the index remains high at 9, offering a burn time of 15 minutes.
Tuesday: Mostly clear skies with a high of 70 degrees and a low of 58 degrees. Wednesday: Rain arrives, expect highs around 67 degrees and lows near 59 degrees. Thursday: Partly cloudy, with daytime temperatures reaching 70 degrees and lows remaining at 59 degrees. Friday: Enjoy mostly sunny skies, as highs climb to 74 degrees and lows at 61 degrees. Saturday: Partly cloudy with a high of 72 degrees and a low of 63 degrees. Sunday: Partly cloudy skies continue, with temperatures reaching a high of 67 degrees and cooling to 58 degrees at night. Monday: Mostly cloudy, highs will be near 69 degrees and lows around 59 degrees.