Today in LA: Partly Cloudy with Rain Showers! Expect varying temperatures and detailed insights into this week’s weather. Stay prepared with our forecast.

Stay up-to-date with the most precise Los Angeles weather forecast from sunny skies to potential rain showers expected this week. Detailed insights into temperature variations, UV index warnings, and protective measures you should take. Whether you’re planning outdoor activities or need to navigate through wet conditions, we’ve covered all aspects to help you stay prepared. Check daily updates and prepare your week with our detailed 7-day weather forecast, including potential driving challenges and how to manage extreme sun exposure. Widespread rain showers are sweeping across California from San Francisco down to Los Angeles, providing some welcome moisture. Salt Lake City is under cloud cover with no significant precipitation. Ely, Las Vegas, and the surrounding desert regions remain dry with clear skies.
In Los Angeles this afternoon, temperatures will reach up to 82 degrees by 6 PM, maintaining a sunny outlook. Winds will be blowing from the south-southwest at a gentle 8 mph throughout the late afternoon. As the evening approaches, temperatures slightly drop to 80 degrees with winds shifting from the south at 8 PM.
In today’s Southwest regional forecast, Phoenix is leading the pack with a high of 112 degrees, while Las Vegas isn’t far behind at 111 degrees. Bakersfield and Fresno both hit 101 degrees, showcasing a warm trend across the Central Valley. San Diego enjoys a more moderate high of 80 degrees, providing a stark contrast to the desert heat. Flagstaff rounds out the region with a pleasant 90 degrees, as cooler air mixes in from the higher elevations.
Tonight, Las Vegas will see a low of 82 degrees, while nearby Phoenix remains consistent at 82 as well. Flagstaff drops to a cooler 51 degrees. San Diego will cool down to 62, and Los Angeles will see a low of 58.
Tomorrow in Phoenix, expect scorching heat with a high of 116 degrees, significantly above average for this time of year. Las Vegas will experience similarly extreme conditions, reaching up to 110 degrees. In Bakersfield, temperatures will soar to 103 degrees, while Fresno is looking at a warm high of 99 degrees. Farther north, Redding will see highs around 96 degrees. San Francisco stays cooler with a high of 63 degrees.
Tomorrow, Southwest forecasts clear skies and sunny conditions overall, particularly in the desert areas. Northern California, however, should brace for waves of valley rain, continuing from Tuesday into Wednesday with possible impacts on travel. Southern California, including the San Bernardino Valley, could see another round of showers, leading to potential heavy rainfall. Expect driving challenges and slick roads near mountain passes.
For those enjoying sunny days in Los Angeles, the UV index on Wednesday will reach an extreme level of 10, leading to a rapid burn time of just 12 minutes! By Thursday, it stays at 10, so do take extra precautions with sunscreen and protective clothing to mitigate sun exposure risks.