Catch the latest weather updates with meteorologist Amy Freeze as she covers the sunny skies in Los Angeles and the dynamic conditions across the Southwest. From sunny days to snowy nights, stay informed with your trusted weather source!

Welcome to your detailed weather forecast with Amy Freeze, providing a comprehensive update on Los Angeles and the broader Southwest region. Today’s highlight features sunny skies in LA, with temperatures peaking at 71 degrees. The radar presents a mix of conditions, including moderate rain and snow in other parts of the Southwest. For residents and travelers, Amy covers the best tips for navigating these varying weather scenarios. She also discusses the week ahead, with a special focus on the UV index, essential for those planning to enjoy the outdoors. Stay tuned for daily updates and feel prepared whatever the weather! Over the Southwest, the radar paints a varied weather picture. In California’s Northern Mountain regions near Redding, moderate rain is steadily making its way inland. The showers do provide some hydration relief to the forests but could also affect travel with slick roads. Farther south, cities like San Francisco are seeing cloud cover, while areas around Fresno are currently calm and dry. Los Angeles and San Diego remain mild, with skies mostly clear, setting up for a pleasant evening. Eastern Nevada, is experiencing a mix of light rain and snow. For Cedar City, light snow is drifting softly across the higher terrains in Utah. Phoenix and Flagstaff preserve dry and clear skies.
“This afternoon in Los Angeles, temperatures will peak at 71 degrees by 3 PM, gradually cooling to 68 degrees by 7 PM. The skies will remain mostly sunny, accompanied by a gentle SSW breeze blowing at 8 miles per hour. Enjoy the pleasant weather as no significant changes are expected.”
Let’s take a look at the afternoon high temperatures across the Southwest region. In Phoenix, it’s a warm day with a high hitting 86 degrees, making it the warmest spot in the area. Las Vegas isn’t far behind, reaching a high of 77 degrees. As we move to the coastal cities, Los Angeles sees a pleasant high of 72 degrees, while San Diego stays mild at 69 degrees. Farther north, Bakersfield reports a high of 71 degrees, and Fresno is just slightly cooler at 69 degrees. In Flagstaff, temperatures are cooler as well, peaking at 60 degrees today. Overall, cooler air lingers for the higher elevations.
Now for the low temperatures in the Southwest. Las Vegas will see a low of 57, while Cedar City cools down to 37. Flagstaff is looking at a low of 34, making it a cooler night there as well. Over in Phoenix, residents can expect a mild night with a low of 61 degrees. San Diego will remain comfortable at 53 degrees.
High temperatures for tomorrow in the Southwest are looking Spring-like. The coastal areas are experiencing more mild conditions. San Diego will have a pleasant high of 70 degrees, while Los Angeles is set for 72 degrees. Farther inland, Fresno will warm up to 74 degrees, and Bakersfield will see a high of 75 degrees. In Las Vegas, we’re anticipating a high of 83 degrees, which is above the seasonal average. Phoenix is set to warm up to a scorching 87 degrees, also warm for this time of year. Overall, high pressure dominates pushing temperatures higher across much of the Southwest.
Expect a changing weather pattern across the Southwest on Sunday. The high-pressure system offers clear and sunny conditions to Arizona and New Mexico, with temperatures rising into the low 80s. Meanwhile, Southern California, particularly the San Diego area, will experience a mix of clouds and sun with occasional light rain showers, leading to wet roads and potential delays. Towards the late evening Sunday, a weak cold front approaches Northern California, bringing scattered rain showers. Keep an eye on the conditions, especially in elevated areas where gusty winds may enhance the chill.
“The UV index in Los Angeles is a high of 7 on both Saturday and Sunday, meaning sun protection is crucial. Expect a burn time of about 20 minutes in direct sunlight, so be sure to apply sunscreen and wear protective clothing if you’re spending time outdoors!”