Meteorologist Amy Freeze dives into the evening weather details for Los Angeles, including clear skies, gentle breezes, and temperatures in the mid-50s. Explore more on regional changes and what this means for your week.

Your trusted meteorologist, Amy Freeze, is here with an essential update for your Los Angeles evening. Experience the clear skies with detailed hourly forecasts and learn how the Pacific storms are altering regional climates from San Francisco to Las Vegas. Plus, your weekly weather outlook from chilly Flagstaff evenings to balmy Phoenix afternoons is covered in-depth. Don’t miss our full report on https://amyfreeze.ai/ for more insights and safety tips!
A system of rain showers is approaching California, making its way inland from the Pacific. Showers are impacting coastal cities like San Francisco, offering relief to drought-stricken areas. Central California regions, including Fresno and Bakersfield, are experiencing significant rain, while higher altitudes near Redding are likely seeing some snow. Light precipitation is also spotted around Reno, with flagstaff flags showing clear conditions. Cities like Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Southern California, including Los Angeles and San Diego, remain dry and clear at this time.
In Los Angeles this evening, temperatures start at 62 degrees at 9 PM, with a south-southwest wind at 7 miles per hour. The sky will be mostly cloudy as temperatures dip to 59 degrees by 11 PM. By 1 AM, expect it to be cloudy with temperatures at 58 degrees and a gentle south-southeast breeze at 4 miles per hour. A calm night is in store with consistent cloud cover throughout.
Tonight, the Southwest will experience some chilly air as temperatures dip significantly. Flagstaff is expected to reach a brisk 31 degrees. Ely will see a low of 35, while Las Vegas remains milder at 59 degrees. San Francisco will cool to 53, and Fresno will settle at 55. Expect Los Angeles and San Diego to stay in the mid-50s, around 55 degrees each.
High temperatures for tomorrow in the Southwest region are expected to be above average. Phoenix will see a high of 77 degrees, while Las Vegas warms up to 70 degrees. In California, Fresno reaches 74, and Bakersfield can expect a high of 72 degrees. San Diego will be a bit cooler at 63 degrees, with San Francisco slightly warmer at 66 degrees. Overall, a broad high-pressure system is contributing to these warmer temperatures across the region.
In the Southwest, expect a variable weather day tomorrow as an active weather system sweeps across the region. Northern Arizona through Southern Utah will face scattered thunderstorms, potentially intensifying during the afternoon hours, bringing a risk of gusty winds and brief heavy downpours. The coastal regions of Southern California could see isolated light showers, especially during the morning hours, while inland areas remain dry and warm, with temperatures peaking in the mid-80s. Look for clearing skies by late evening as the system moves eastward, setting up a calmer day ahead. Stay aware of rapidly changing conditions, especially in higher elevations where storm impacts may be more pronounced.
The UV index in Los Angeles will be moderate on Saturday with a value of 4, indicating a burn time of about 35 minutes in direct sunlight. On Sunday, the UV index climbs to a high of 7, potentially causing sunburn in about 20 minutes. Make sure to apply sunscreen and wear protective gear if you’re planning outdoor activities! Stay sun safe!
Saturday: Mostly cloudy with a high of 63 degrees and a low of 56 degrees. Sunday: Expect cloudy skies, temperatures will stay around 63 degrees during the day and drop to 56 at night. Monday: Mostly clear skies with a high of 64 degrees, cooling to 57 overnight. Tuesday: Delight in mostly clear conditions with a high of 64 degrees and a low of 56. Wednesday: A sunny day ahead with pleasant temperatures peaking at 69 degrees and dipping to 57. Thursday: Clear and warm with a high reaching 74 degrees, the low tonight 60 degrees. Friday: Another clear day expected with a high of 79 degrees and a low of 61. Enjoy the sunshine!