Meteorologist Amy Freeze shares an engaging forecast for Los Angeles with clear skies and rising temps. Discover what the weather holds for your area!

Welcome to your detailed guide to Los Angeles’ weather with Meteorologist Amy Freeze. Tomorrow promises sunny skies with some patches of clouds, maintaining a steady temperature of 58 degrees by morning. As we move east towards Vegas and north to Ely, we’re seeing a heatwave with temperatures soaring. For those planning ahead, keep an eye out as a Pacific cold front could bring light showers and cooler temperatures by the weekend. Stay updated, stay safe, and enjoy the abundant sunshine!
Cloud cover and rain are approaching the southwestern coast, with showers moving in from the Pacific Ocean towards the California coastline, offering some relief to the central California Valleys, including areas around San Francisco and Fresno. Snowfall is visible in the Sierra Nevada higher elevations. Farther east in Ely, clear skies dominate, keeping the weather calm. Phoenix and surrounding areas are dry, while light rain potentially impacts the areas around San Diego. Elsewhere, calm and mild conditions prevail, notably in Los Angeles and Las Vegas, as they remain dry.
Tomorrow morning in Los Angeles starts with partly cloudy skies and temperatures at 58 degrees by 8 AM, maintaining calm winds. As the morning progresses, expect clouds to linger, keeping temperatures steady at 58 degrees by 10 AM.
Tomorrow’s high temperatures in the Southwest, Ely is forecasted to reach a pleasant 76 degrees. Moving to California, San Francisco will remain cooler at 64 degrees, while nearby Fresno warms significantly to 86 degrees. The Los Angeles area is set for a high of 80 degrees, and inland, Bakersfield will see an even warmer 97 degrees. Heading east, Las Vegas is on track for a sizzling high of 97 degrees, and further south, Phoenix is expected to hit a remarkable 101 degrees, providing a taste of summer. Meanwhile, Flagstaff holds steady at 76 degrees. Overall, the warm conditions can be attributed to a high-pressure system lingering across the region, leading to clear skies and abundant sunshine.
Across the Southwest tomorrow, expect a tranquil weather pattern in Arizona and New Mexico with ample sunshine and temperatures climbing into the upper 70s. California faces a mix of sunny and cloudy skies. The coast, especially around San Francisco, sees more cloud cover and a chance of light rain by the afternoon. A Pacific cold front approaches, bringing scattered showers to Northern California overnight into Friday, which may result in isolated slick road conditions.
The UV index in Los Angeles will reach a high of 8 on Thursday, presenting a very high risk of harm from unprotected sun exposure. Expect a burn time of about 17 minutes in direct sunlight. Friday continues with the same UV index of 8, again with a burn time of 17 minutes.
Thursday: Partly cloudy skies with a high of 72 degrees and a low of 54 degrees. Friday: Cloud cover increases, cooling slightly with a high of 67 degrees, dropping to 54 degrees at night. Saturday: Remaining partly cloudy with comfortable temperatures reaching 66 degrees, and a low of 53 degrees. Sunday: Expect partly cloudy conditions, temperatures peaking at 64 degrees in the afternoon and 52 at night. Monday: Clouds continue with a mix of sun, hitting a high of 63 degrees and a low of 51 degrees. Tuesday: Mostly clear skies with a high reaching 64 degrees and a low near 52 degrees. Wednesday: A repeat of clear conditions, maintaining a high of 64 degrees and a low of 53 degrees. Hope that helps! Stay safe and enjoy the week ahead!