Morning welcomes LA with partly cloudy skies and light winds, while the Southwest braces for isolated showers and UV risks. Dive deeper with our full 7-day forecast.

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In the Southwest, radar shows clear conditions for much of California, with Redding, San Francisco, and San Diego all enjoying dry weather. Light rain and isolated storms are approaching Ely in Nevada, bringing potential precipitation to the region. Phoenix and Flagstaff in Arizona are seeing isolated rain showers, with Flagstaff likely experiencing cooler temperatures. Las Vegas remains under clear skies with no significant weather activity nearby.
Tomorrow morning in Los Angeles, expect cloud cover with temperatures starting at 62 degrees at 8 AM and slightly dropping to 61 degrees by 10 AM. Winds will be light, coming from the south-southeast at 3 miles per hour. By noon, the temperature rises to 64 degrees as the clouds begin to break up, resulting in mostly cloudy skies with a gentle breeze from the south-southeast at 4 miles per hour.
Tomorrow, temperatures will soar in the Southwest, with Phoenix reaching a scorching high of 107 degrees. Las Vegas isn’t far behind, expecting a peak of 104 degrees, while Bakersfield will hit around 100 degrees. Fresno anticipates a warm day at 101 degrees, slightly above average for this time of year. San Diego will remain cooler, with a high of 75 degrees, providing a nice contrast to the heat further inland.
A developing system will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms across the Southwest tomorrow, particularly affecting western New Mexico and eastern Arizona. Look for cooler temperatures in the mountains and warmer conditions in the low desert areas of Arizona and Southern Nevada. Expect isolated severe weather possibilities with gusty winds being the main concern, especially in central New Mexico. An upper-level disturbance will keep the chance of afternoon convection through the next 48 hours. The region should remain alert for any shifts in storm intensity, with localized heavy rainfall potentially causing brief flooding in arid landscapes.
Los Angeles will experience very high UV index levels of 11 on both Saturday and Sunday, with potential sun exposure risks that can lead to skin damage in just 11 minutes. Ensure to seek shade, apply broad-spectrum sunscreen, and wear protective clothing, especially during peak sun hours.
For the 7 day forecast in Los Angeles: Saturday: Mostly cloudy with a high of 72 degrees and a low of 64 degrees. Sunday: Skies clear slightly with partly cloudy conditions and a high of 71 degrees, the low is 63. Monday: Partly cloudy continues with a high of 71 degrees and a low of 62. Tuesday: Mostly clear conditions as temperatures reach a high of 70 degrees, cooling down to 62 at night. Wednesday: A mostly clear day with a high of 72 degrees and an overnight low of 61. Thursday: Enjoy clear skies, reaching a high of 75 degrees during the day and a low of 62 at night. Friday: Continues to be mostly clear with a high of 75 degrees and a low of 61.