Catch the dazzling Los Angeles sunset and stay ahead of the Southwest weather trends with Amy Freeze’s professional insights on 04/25/2025.

In this detailed evening update, Amy Freeze provides a comprehensive analysis of the current and upcoming weather conditions across Los Angeles and the Southwest. From picturesque sunsets over LA to impending storm systems, get equipped with all the necessary forecasts for your region.
From the Regional Radar, light rain is sweeping across northern California, with pockets near Redding extending into southern Oregon. Spotty showers are observed continuing eastward towards Reno, Nevada, with additional precipitation reaching west of Salt Lake City. The higher elevations near Ely are beginning to experience snow flurries, though Cedar City remains under clear skies. For southern California, including areas like Los Angeles and San Diego, expect dry conditions with sunny stretches. Flagstaff sees increased cloud cover, though precipitation remains to the north.
Temperatures in Los Angeles this evening will start at 58 degrees at 8 PM, dipping to 54 by midnight, with partly to mostly cloudy skies. Winds will blow from the southwest, easing slightly from 8 miles per hour at the start of the evening to 5 miles per hour by midnight.
Expect a chilly 29 degrees in Ely and a near-freezing 32 degrees in Flagstaff. Las Vegas will see a low of 51, while Phoenix remains milder at 59 degrees. Bakersfield and Fresno will both bottom out at 49 degrees, with San Francisco slightly warmer at 50.
Phoenix is set to soar to a high of 86 degrees, while Las Vegas warms up to 73. Los Angeles and San Diego are expected to reach 60 and 62 degrees, respectively, offering a pleasant day by the coast. Meanwhile, inland cities like Bakersfield will see highs around 60 degrees.
By tomorrow, a Pacific storm system brings active weather to the Southwest. Northern California can expect moderate to heavy rain, impacting travel with slippery roads. The Sierra Nevada may see snow accumulations, making for tricky mountain pass travel. Over Southern California, scattered showers are anticipated, with localized storms possible in the late afternoon.
The UV index in Los Angeles on Friday is at a high of 8, with a burn time of just 17 minutes, so be sure to wear sunscreen and protective gear. Looking ahead to Saturday, the UV index remains at 8, so sun safety precautions remain essential with the same 17-minute burn time.
Friday: Mostly cloudy with temperatures reaching a high of 61 degrees and a low of 52 degrees. Saturday: Partly cloudy skies with the high around 60 degrees and a low of 51 degrees. Sunday: Another partly cloudy day, with highs peaking at 60 degrees and lows at 51 degrees. Monday: Sunshine takes over as the skies clear, warming up to a high of 63 degrees and cooling down to 53 degrees at night. Tuesday: A warm and sunny day with the temperature reaching 69 degrees and a low of 56 degrees. Wednesday: Mostly clear with a high of 66 degrees and a low of 55 degrees. Thursday: Continued mostly clear skies with highs at 66 degrees and lows at 56 degrees.