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Welcome to a comprehensive breakdown of the weekly forecast for Los Angeles, crafted by Amy Freeze. This detailed analysis provides insights into the ever-changing skies of Southern California. From moderate temperatures and cool breezes in the morning to the potential for rain and thunderstorms brought by an approaching cold front, it’s a week filled with weather wonders. Learn more about the UV index variations and what these could mean for outdoor planning. Don’t miss out on the essential updates for each day!
A robust system is bringing rain and severe weather to the Northern California area, particularly Redding, where storms are currently active. Moving eastward, Ely is also seeing showers as the system tracks toward Salt Lake City. The rain in Reno is providing a much-needed respite as cloud cover extends southward toward Fresno. Bakersfield and Las Vegas, however, remain under clear skies with no precipitation. The radar shows cloudless conditions for San Diego, Los Angeles, and Phoenix.
Tomorrow morning in Los Angeles, temperatures begin at 52 degrees with a light east-southeast breeze at 3 mph. By 10 AM, temps rise to 54 degrees with mostly cloudy skies and an east-southeast breeze at 3 mph. As noon approaches, you’ll see temperatures reaching 59 degrees with partly cloudy conditions and a gentle south-southeast breeze at 4 mph.
High temperatures in the Southwest are trending above average for tomorrow. Phoenix will soar to a scorching 88 degrees, while Las Vegas reaches 84. In California, Los Angeles will enjoy a pleasant high of 69, with Fresno not far behind at 83. Bakersfield also sees warm conditions with a high of 82. San Francisco remains cooler at 68 degrees.
A cold front approaches the Southwest, bringing showers and possible thunderstorms from Los Angeles to Phoenix tomorrow. Expect localized heavy rain, particularly around Southern California, which could lead to tricky travel conditions and isolated flooding concerns. Temperatures will trend cooler, with highs in the low 70s for Southern California and mid 80s for Arizona. Winds may pick up, especially in desert areas, contributing to reduced visibility in regions prone to dust storms. Overall, the weather pattern shifts dramatically as this front moves southeastward, prompting weather awareness for potential severe conditions.
The UV index in Los Angeles will be moderate on Saturday with a value of 4, meaning you’ll have about 35 minutes in direct sunlight before burning. On Sunday, the UV index climbs to a very high 10, with a quick burn time of just 12 minutes!
For the 7-day forecast in Los Angeles: Saturday: Clouds early, clearing late in the day with a high of 62 degrees and a low of 55 degrees. Sunday: Mostly clear skies with temperatures reaching up to 66 degrees and cooling down to 55 degrees at night. Monday: Bright and sunny conditions, a high of 69 degrees, dropping to 58 degrees overnight. Tuesday: Expect clear skies and a warm-up to 78 degrees, with nighttime temperatures around 60 degrees. Wednesday: Enjoy mostly clear skies with a high of 80 degrees and a low of 61 degrees. Thursday: Partly cloudy with the mercury climbing to 79 degrees during the day and dipping to 61 degrees at night. Friday: Another partly cloudy day, where highs will reach 72 degrees and lows will settle around 59 degrees.