Check out the latest weather forecast for Los Angeles and the Southwest, detailed by meteorologist Amy Freeze. From sunny mornings to possible showers, get ready for everything the weather has in store!

In this deep dive into Los Angeles’s weather for the upcoming week, Amy Freeze brings her meteorological expertise to the forefront, discussing details from morning temperatures to evening cooldowns across the Southwest. With a special focus on UV safety and temperature changes, this blog provides everything you need for effective weather preparedness.
The regional radar for the Southwest shows a major weather system affecting Southern California. Rain showers are widespread from San Diego to Los Angeles, with heavier precipitation pushing eastward toward the coast. Phoenix and areas to the north like Flagstaff are experiencing rain, with the potential for light snow in the higher elevations around Flagstaff. Ely and Las Vegas are under cloudy skies with no significant precipitation at this time. Reno and Salt Lake City, are enjoying clear conditions.
In Los Angeles, tomorrow morning kicks off with cloudy skies and temperatures around 61 degrees at 8 AM and staying steady through 10 AM. A gentle southeasterly breeze at 3 mph is expected to accompany the early hours. The clouds start to break by noon with temperatures rising to 64 degrees and a light southeast breeze at 5 mph.
Tomorrow in the Southwest, expect warmer-than-average high temperatures as a ridge of high pressure settles over the region. Phoenix will see a high of 90 degrees, while Las Vegas reaches 95 degrees, showcasing a significant warm-up. In California, Bakersfield will sizzle at 95 degrees and Fresno will warm to 93 degrees, both above seasonal averages. San Diego will have a milder day with a high of 72 degrees, providing a pleasant break from the heat. Up north, San Francisco is expected to be cooler at 66 degrees, but still comfortably above early June averages.
A high-pressure system maintains clear skies and warm temperatures across the desert areas of the Southwest on Monday. However, the coastal regions of Southern California are not in the clear, with scattered showers expected. From San Diego to Los Angeles, periods of rain could lead to slick roads and challenging driving conditions. San Bernardino Valley may experience heavier showers, with rain moving in by Tuesday evening. Temperatures remain steady in the mid-70s along the coast, slightly cooler than inland areas.
The UV index in Los Angeles on Sunday is 7, indicating a high level of exposure with a burn time of about 20 minutes. By Monday, the UV index spikes to 10, which is very high, reducing the burn time to just 12 minutes. It’s crucial to wear broad-spectrum sunscreen, don a hat, and seek shade during peak sun hours. Those planning outdoor activities should take extra precautions to protect their skin from potential sunburn.
For the 7 day forecast in Los Angeles: Sunday: Cloudy skies with a high of 72 degrees and a low of 60 degrees. Monday: Mostly cloudy conditions, the temperature will rise to 70 degrees and drop to 59 degrees at night. Tuesday: Partly cloudy with a high of 68 degrees and a low of 59 degrees. Wednesday: Mostly clear skies, reaching a high of 67 degrees and a low of 59 degrees. Thursday: Mostly clear and pleasant, with temperatures hitting a high of 69 degrees and a low of 59 degrees. Friday: Expect mostly clear skies with a high of 71 degrees and a low of 60 degrees. Saturday: The week rounds off with mostly clear skies, a high of 71 degrees, and a low of 60.