Meteorologist Amy Freeze provides an in-depth look at tomorrow’s weather for Los Angeles and the Southwest. Expect clear skies, light winds, and varying temperatures across the region. Visit our blog for the full 7-day forecast!

Dive into an extensive weather forecast for Los Angeles and the Southwest with Amy Freeze. Discover the nuances of regional weather patterns, from sunny mornings in LA to stormy developments across Southern California. Learn about temperature trends, precipitation, and what these changes mean for your week. For a deeper look, check the comprehensive 7-day forecast detailed on our blog!
The Southwest regional radar shows a dynamic scene with a blend of snow and rain activities. Flagstaff is experiencing the bite of winter with snowfall coming down. Heading to Cedar City, light snow is also observed. Reno is seeing rain showers moving through, giving a respite from dry conditions. Traveling south towards Fresno, rain showers continue, offering some relief from dry spells. Bakersfield has a mix of precipitation, suggesting a blend of rain and possibly sleet as temperatures vary. San Francisco and San Diego stay clear of precipitation, maintaining more mild and dry conditions. Farther east, Las Vegas remains dry, with no rain or snow on the immediate horizon.
Cloudy conditions prevail in Los Angeles tomorrow morning, with the temperature starting at 55 degrees at 7 AM. As the morning progresses, look for a small rise to 56 degrees by 9 AM, eventually reaching 58 degrees by 11 AM. Winds from the east-southeast will remain light around 4 miles per hour.
High temperatures in the Southwest region for tomorrow are set to rise significantly, with many cities experiencing above-average readings. Phoenix is expected to reach a scorching 84 degrees, well above seasonal norms, driven by a dominant high-pressure system. Bakersfield will enjoy a pleasant high of 75. Fresno is also looking at a high temperature of 70 degrees. Los Angeles will be a bit cooler, topping out at 63 degrees as coastal fog may linger into the morning. San Diego will have a high of 62 degrees influenced by that same coastal pattern.
A cold front advances across the Southwest, impacting areas from Southern California into Nevada and Arizona into Friday. Expect stormy weather along the coast, with Southern California experiencing waves of rain, increasing in intensity through tomorrow. The Sierra Nevada will see snow, which could impact travel over mountain passes. In the desert regions, anticipate more mild but breezy conditions with some cloud cover. Stay alert for weather updates as this system moves eastward, potentially intensifying.
Looking ahead to tomorrow, the UV index increases to a high 7, with a faster burn time of approximately 20 minutes.
For the 7 day outlook in Los Angeles: Thursday: Cloudy with a high of 63 degrees, and a low of 52 degrees. Friday: Mostly cloudy skies with temperatures reaching 64 degrees and a low of 51. Saturday: Expect mostly cloudy conditions with a high of 58 degrees, cooling to 54 degrees at night. Sunday: Showers developing, with the temperature peaking at 61 degrees and a low of 53. Monday: Mostly cloudy with potential rain, a high around 62 degrees and a low of 51. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy weather continues with temperatures going up to 58 degrees, the low is 50. Wednesday: Showers likely, the high will be 56 degrees, with a low of 49 degrees. Stay safe and enjoy your week!