This week in Los Angeles, enjoy mostly clear skies with temps ranging from high 70s during the day to low 60s at night. Dive into our blog for the full 7-day forecast and make the most of the sunny days ahead!

Welcome to your detailed Los Angeles weather forecast! This week promises clear skies and moderate temperatures, perfect for outdoor activities. However, don’t let the sun deceive you—nighttime brings cooler temperatures across the city and the Southwest region. Stay tuned for possible weather shifts, such as gusty winds and sudden chills. Protect yourself outdoors as the UV index reaches high levels. Read more about what these changes mean for your daily plans in our extended forecast on the blog! Rain is approaching the California coastline, giving some relief from the dry conditions. San Francisco and Fresno are experiencing cloudy skies with a chance of showers. Phoenix and Las Vegas remain dry with clear skies dominating the scene.
In Los Angeles this afternoon, we can anticipate sunny weather with temperatures holding steady at 78 degrees through 6 PM, then dipping slightly to 76 degrees by 8 PM. Winds will be gentle, coming from the south at 7 miles per hour initially, then shifting to south-southwest around 9 miles per hour by early evening. The clear skies and warm temperatures make it a perfect afternoon to enjoy some outdoor activities.
This afternoon, temperatures are soaring in the Southwest. Las Vegas is hitting a sizzling 106 degrees, while Phoenix bakes under a high of 110. Bakersfield warms up to 99, and Fresno is not far behind at 98. Meanwhile, coastal areas like San Diego enjoy a milder afternoon at 78 degrees. Expect notable contrasts as you head into the inland valleys and desert regions where the heat intensifies significantly.
Tonight in the Southwest, low temperatures will dip to 56 degrees in Flagstaff, making it a chilly evening. Las Vegas will remain warmer at 62 degrees, while Los Angeles cools down to 58 degrees. San Francisco is set for a low of 57 degrees, slightly above the cooler spots in the region. Expect Bakersfield to close out the night at 68 degrees, showcasing the warmest temperatures among key cities in the area.
Tomorrow in Phoenix, high temperatures will peak at a sweltering 111 degrees, well above average for this time of year. Las Vegas sizzles under a high of 107, reflecting ongoing heat across the region. Bakersfield will also see elevated readings, reaching 101 degrees, while Fresno is expected to hit a warm 99 degrees. In contrast, San Francisco stays cooler at 65 degrees, as coastal influences keep temperatures down. Expect similar warmth across the Southwest as these high readings indicate persistent high-pressure systems dominating the area.
A strong frontal boundary will sweep across the Southwest, bringing cooler temperatures and gusty winds by tomorrow afternoon. Expect scattered thunderstorms, especially across Arizona and New Mexico, which could bring localized heavy downpours. The main concern will be strong, gusty winds, potentially causing blowing dust and reduced visibility across desert regions. By evening, much of the region will clear, with temperatures dropping noticeably behind the front. Stay prepared for rapid weather changes and secure any outdoor items that could be affected by strong winds.
The UV index in Los Angeles will be very high today, reaching a level of 11, with a burn time of just 11 minutes in direct sunlight. It’s crucial to wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and protective clothing if you plan to be outdoors. Tomorrow, the index stays at 11, offering similar sun exposure risks and requiring the same level of protection.