Meteorologist Amy Freeze provides an in-depth look at what to expect weather-wise in Los Angeles and the broader Southwest in April 2025, from sunshine to temperature dips.

Hello sunny Los Angeles! Meteorologist Amy Freeze here with a deep dive into your local weather for April 2025. Expect clear skies and pleasant days, with scattered showers near Ely and Cedar City affecting some travel plans. As evening approaches, temperatures across the region take a cool turn. Whether you’re planning an afternoon in the park or an evening walk, stay updated with our complete forecast at https://amyfreeze.ai/ In the Southwest region, light rain showers are moving through areas around Ely, heading towards Cedar City. Meanwhile, Salt Lake City is experiencing moderate rain, which could lead to wet roads for those traveling in and around the area. Southern Nevada, including Las Vegas, is currently dry under clear skies, enjoying a pleasant evening. Across the coasts of California, from Los Angeles to San Francisco, conditions remain clear and calm, offering a beautiful sunset. However, those in Flagstaff should be prepared for cool conditions, but no precipitation is expected.
Temperatures this afternoon in Los Angeles hover around the mid 60s, with winds from the south blowing at 6 to 8 mph. Skies will be mostly cloudy, providing a muted sunshine throughout the late afternoon hours. By 7 PM, temperatures slightly dip to 63 degrees, while winds shift slightly to the south-southwest.
Today in the Southwest region, we’re seeing some warm temperatures. Phoenix is hitting a high of 91 degrees, while Las Vegas follows closely at 87 degrees. Bakersfield will warm up to 79 degrees, and Fresno reaches a pleasant 76. Coastal San Diego remains cooler at 65 degrees, and San Francisco is even cooler with a high of just 57. Flagstaff offers a contrast with a high of 66 degrees, making for a mix of weather across the region.
Flagstaff is poised for a significant drop, cooling down to 35 degrees. Ely will see a low of 36, while Las Vegas stays milder at 62 degrees. Los Angeles will dip to 52 degrees, and Bakersfield is slightly warmer at 51. Expect San Diego to stay comfortable with a low of 53.
High temperatures in the Southwest are set to soar above average tomorrow. Phoenix will see a scorching high of 93 degrees, making it one of the warmest spots. Las Vegas won’t be far behind with an expected high of 84 degrees. In contrast, coastal areas like San Diego will have milder temperatures topping out at 63 degrees. Fresno is anticipating a pleasant day with highs reaching 69 degrees.
Expect a tranquil weather trend across the Southwest tomorrow, with clear and sunny conditions prevailing in most areas. Temperatures will rise comfortably, providing ideal weather for outdoor activities. A few isolated showers may develop near northern Nevada, but these will be brief and not impactful. The Pacific Northwest continues to experience more unsettled weather, with a line of showers potentially affecting far northern California.
The UV index in Los Angeles on Thursday is 7, with a burn time of about 20 minutes in direct sunlight. Protective measures, such as sunscreen and sunglasses, are recommended for extended outdoor activities. On Friday, the UV index rises to 8, indicating a faster burn time of just 17 minutes.