Los Angeles enjoys pleasant evening weather with clear skies perfect for stargazing. Learn more about tonight’s forecast and the upcoming weather trends in the Southwest!

Los Angeles will enjoy clear skies tonight, creating perfect conditions for stargazing and enjoying the mild evening air. As the Southwest experiences rising temperatures, we explore how this affects your daily activities and offer tips for staying cool. Detailed forecasts for surrounding cities are also included, highlighting temperature trends and expected weather changes. Don’t forget to protect yourself from high UV levels during the day!
Clear skies dominate much of the Southwest with no major storms in immediate sight. Redding and San Francisco are experiencing dry conditions, perfect for outdoor activities. Flagstaff is witnessing light rain as clouds float through, bringing cooler temperatures. In contrast, Ely and Salt Lake City remain calm and clear, while Cedar City and Las Vegas are continuing their trend of dry weather.
This evening in Los Angeles, clear skies set the stage for a pleasant night. Temperatures start at 76 degrees at 9 PM, decreasing to 66 degrees by 1 AM. Winds are light, blowing from the SSW at 7 mph initially, shifting to SSE at 4 mph. The mostly clear conditions offer a great opportunity for stargazing.
Tonight, Los Angeles will cool down to 62 degrees. In San Francisco, expect a low of 56, while Fresno dips to 63. Flagstaff will see a more notable drop to 54 degrees, and Ely is even colder at 47. Las Vegas remains milder at 74 degrees, but a chill is in the air with temperatures across the region trending downward.
Tomorrow, Phoenix will sizzle with a high of 112 degrees, significantly above average for this time of year. Las Vegas is also feeling the heat, reaching 104 degrees, while Cedar City will see a high of 91. In Southern California, Bakersfield and Fresno are predicted to hit 98 degrees, contributing to a warming trend across the region. Meanwhile, San Diego remains a bit cooler at 81 degrees. Overall, we can expect persistent high temperatures influenced by a strong ridge of high pressure dominating the Southwest.
High pressure dominates the Southwest tomorrow, bringing mostly clear skies and ample sunshine. Temperatures are expected to rise into the upper 90s, particularly in the deserts of Arizona and Southern California. A weak frontal boundary moving through Northern California will result in scattered showers, especially in the Sacramento Valley, with potential for brief heavy downpours. Keep an eye on the mountain regions where showers could lead to localized slick conditions. Winds will pick up in the afternoon, breezy conditions likely along coastal areas of Southern California.
The UV index in Los Angeles is reaching a very high level of 10 both today and tomorrow. With such intense sunlight, you’re looking at a burn time of just 12 minutes without protection. Be sure to wear sunscreen and seek shade during peak sun hours!
Tuesday: Mostly clear skies with a high of 71 degrees and a low of 61 degrees. Wednesday: The trend continues with mostly clear weather, highs reach 74 degrees and lows drop to 62 degrees. Thursday: Expect another mostly clear day with temperatures peaking at 74 degrees and dipping to 62 degrees at night. Friday: Clear skies persist, warming slightly to a high of 75 degrees with nighttime lows around 62 degrees. Saturday: The clear weather holds steady with a high of 75 degrees and a low of 62 degrees. Sunday: Partly cloudy skies with temperatures reaching up to 74 degrees and a low near 63 degrees. Monday: Mostly clear conditions continue, with a high of 73 degrees and a low of 62 degrees.