Discover what the weather holds for Los Angeles and the Southwest with Meteorologist Amy Freeze. From a mix of clouds to clear skies, learn how the weather will change in the coming days.

Meteorologist Amy Freeze provides an in-depth look at upcoming weather patterns in Los Angeles and the Southwest. This piece covers the detailed daily conditions expected, from temperature variations to unusual weather patterns like high UV indexes and potential fire weather concerns due to windy conditions. Understand the intricate dynamics of regional weather from a trusted expert.
On the Regional Radar, light to moderate rain is moving across northern Arizona, with Flagstaff experiencing persistent showers. In Nevada, around Ely and Cedar City, it’s cloudy. Coastal cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles are enjoying clear conditions, providing a nice break from any wet weather. Northern areas around Salt Lake City are seeing some light snow flurries in the high altitudes, expect light rain in the valleys. Areas near Las Vegas continue to stay dry, basking under clear skies.
Expect a mostly cloudy evening in Los Angeles with temperatures gradually decreasing from 61 degrees at 9 PM to 58 degrees by 1 AM. Winds will be light and out of the south-southwest, ranging from 7 to 5 miles per hour before becoming calm later at night.
Tonight, the Southwest is poised for some chilly temperatures. Ely drops to a brisk 37 degrees, while Flagstaff isn’t far behind at 36. Las Vegas will see a low of 64, slightly warmer than some neighboring areas. In California, Redding and San Francisco are forecasted to hit 56 and 50 degrees respectively. Expect a mild 67 in Phoenix, but cooler air is definitely making its presence felt across the region.
Tomorrow’s high temperatures across the Southwest are expected to be well above average. Los Angeles will see a pleasant high of 71 degrees, while further inland, Bakersfield reaches a warm 89 degrees. In Fresno, temperatures soar to 88 degrees, with Las Vegas also enjoying a high of 80 degrees. Phoenix will also see a warm day with temperatures hitting 85 degrees. San Francisco remains cooler at 59 degrees, but overall, much of the region is experiencing unseasonably warm conditions.
A robust high-pressure system will dominate much of the Southwest tomorrow, maintaining clear skies and fostering warm temperatures, especially in Arizona and parts of Nevada. The pattern will shift slightly, with showers expected over the higher terrains of New Mexico and northern Arizona by late afternoon. As the day progresses, Southern California could see an increase in cloud cover, but precipitation is unlikely. Temperatures in the region will remain above average, with highs nearing the upper 80s in southern areas. Keep an eye on increasing winds over the desert areas, which may reveal potential fire weather concerns.
The UV index in Los Angeles for Tuesday is a high of 7, with a burn time of about 20 minutes. On Wednesday, the UV index peaks at 9, marking a very high level of UV exposure with a quick burn time of only 15 minutes in direct sunlight.
For the 7 day forecast in Los Angeles: Tuesday: Cloudy skies with a high of 63 degrees and a low of 57 degrees. Wednesday: Expect partly cloudy conditions and a high of 66 degrees, cooling to 56 degrees overnight. Thursday: Warming up with sunny intervals, reaching a high of 72 degrees and a low of 60. Friday: Clear and bright, with temperatures peaking at 80 degrees and dipping to 64 at night. Saturday: Mostly sunny with a high of 82 degrees and a low of 62 degrees. Sunday: The day will be mostly cloudy with a high of 74 degrees and a low of 59. Monday: Partly cloudy conditions return, with a high of 67 degrees and a low of 56.