This week, LA shines with mostly sunny skies while the Southwest heats up. Dive into our detailed weather report and get prepared with tips from Amy Freeze!

Discover the nuances of Los Angeles’ weather patterns with Amy Freeze as she guides you through this week’s forecast. From sizzling temperatures in the Southwest to unexpected showers, understand how to effectively plan your activities. Keep an eye out for our daily updates as weather conditions evolve from sunny days to partly cloudy evenings. Don’t forget, safety first under the blazing sun! Visit our blog for continuous coverage and expert advice at https://amyfreeze.ai/la-weather-forecast-amy-freeze A wave of precipitation moves out of northeast Nevada towards northwest Utah from Elko toward Salt Lake City. Skies over much of California remain clear, with no immediate threats of rain or storms. Along the Pacific coastline, light showers arrive just offshore near San Francisco, suggesting a change in the weather pattern. The southwest including Phoenix and Las Vegas. are dry with calm conditions.
In Los Angeles this afternoon, anticipate sunny conditions with temperatures rising to 82 degrees by 4 PM and peaking at 83 degrees by 6 PM. Winds will be gentle from the south-southwest at 7 to 8 miles per hour, maintaining clear skies. At 8 PM, temperatures will slightly dip to 81 degrees, and the calm weather pattern will continue into the evening.
In the Southwest today, we’re seeing some impressive temperatures across the region. Las Vegas is sizzling at a high of 100 degrees, while Phoenix cranks it up even further, reaching a scorching 103 degrees. Flagstaff remains a bit cooler with a high of 79, offering a stark contrast to the desert heat. Over in Bakersfield, temperatures also soar to 94 degrees, similar to those in Fresno. San Diego enjoys a pleasant high of 82, making it a comfortable getaway from the warmer areas.
Tonight, the Southwest will experience notable temperature drops. Flagstaff will dip to a chilly 43 degrees, while Ely will see a cool low of 40. Las Vegas remains warmer at 72, but nearby Cedar City is expected to cool to 55 degrees. Los Angeles will settle at a mild 58 degrees, and San Francisco will cool off to 51.
High temperatures in the Southwest are set to soar above average tomorrow. Phoenix is forecasted to hit a scorching 106 degrees, while Las Vegas will reach 101 degrees. Bakersfield will warm up to 94 degrees, with Fresno not far behind at 93 degrees. Los Angeles will experience milder conditions at 81 degrees, but even that is above normal for this time of year. San Diego will enjoy a pleasant 77 degrees under mostly sunny skies.
Expect clear and sunny skies across the desert Southwest tomorrow, with temperatures rising steadily throughout the day. Coastal regions in Northern California should brace for several rounds of valley rain from Tuesday into Wednesday. In Southern California, particularly the San Bernardino Valley, anticipate showers with periods of heavy rain, creating tricky driving and slick conditions over mountain passes.
The UV index in Los Angeles is at a high of 10 today and tomorrow, indicating an extreme risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure. Burn time is very brief, around 12 minutes.