Experience Los Angeles at its best with pleasant night temperatures and clear sunny days. Get the full forecast and make the most of your week with our detailed weather insights.

Los Angeles is experiencing cool, clear evenings with comfortable temperatures, perfect for a night out. Meanwhile, parts of the Southwest are seeing varying conditions, from rain in Arizona and Nevada to clear skies in California. Read on for daily trends and a look ahead at a shift towards cooler temperatures and rain in particular areas. Don’t miss our advice on navigating these changes and planning your perfect weather-sensitive activities.
On the Regional Radar, a system of clouds and rain is affecting parts of Arizona and Nevada. Flagstaff and Las Vegas are under rain showers, with cloud cover extending into Cedar City. In contrast, California’s major coastal cities like San Francisco and Los Angeles remain clear. Ely in Nevada is experiencing some overcast conditions, while Phoenix stays dry.
Sunny skies continue in Los Angeles this evening, with temperatures starting at 71 degrees at 9 PM. As the evening progresses, expect mostly clear conditions with temperatures dropping to 64 degrees by 1 AM. Winds shift slightly, moving from SSW at 8 mph to SSE at 4 mph. Beautiful clear skies and gentle breezes make for a pleasant night.
Tonight in the Southwest, Reno will drop to 42 degrees, while Flagstaff will see a low of 49. Ely is expected to experience a significant chill with temperatures plummeting to 28 degrees. Las Vegas will remain milder at 70 degrees, but the rest of the region is gearing up for a much cooler night ahead.
Tomorrow in Phoenix, expect a sizzling high of 106 degrees, significantly above the average for this time of year. Las Vegas will also be hot, reaching 98 degrees, which is well above normal as well. In California, Bakersfield and Fresno will feel the heat with highs of 82 degrees, while San Diego stays cooler at 69 degrees. Over in San Francisco, temperatures will be a mild 69 degrees, remaining just below average. Flagstaff sees a high of 77.
The Southwest region will experience significant weather changes tomorrow. A cold front sweeping in from the Pacific will bring rain and cooler temperatures primarily to California, with heavier showers expected across the San Bernardino Valley. This moisture could lead to slick roads and challenging driving conditions over mountain areas. Meanwhile, southern Arizona and Nevada will remain dry and warmer, with temperatures holding steady in the mid-80s.
For those in Los Angeles, brace for a very high UV index of 10 on Friday and Saturday, with a burn time as quick as 12 minutes under the sun.
For the 7 day forecast in Los Angeles: Friday: Mostly clear with a high of 70 degrees and a low of 61 degrees. Saturday: Skies remain mostly clear, the day’s high is 70 degrees with a low of 59 degrees. Sunday: Expect mostly clear weather with temperatures reaching a high of 71 degrees and a low of 60 degrees. Monday: Mostly clear again, with the high around 70 degrees and nighttime low of 60 degrees. Tuesday: The trend continues with mostly clear skies, a high of 69 degrees, and a low of 60 degrees overnight. Wednesday: Mostly clear skies, as temperatures peak at 71 degrees, cooling to 61 degrees overnight. Thursday: The week rounds out with mostly clear conditions, a high of 72 degrees, and a low of 61 degrees.