Meteorologist Amy Freeze brings you the latest on Los Angeles weather. Experience mild afternoons and cool evenings while staying prepared for what the Southwest skies have in store.

Los Angeles Afternoon News dated 03/26/2025 delivers detailed weather updates with Meteorologist Amy Freeze. From mild afternoon conditions to regional forecasts and the UV index, this comprehensive guide not only details the current weather but also helps you plan ahead with safety tips during varied weather patterns across the Southwest. Stay informed and prepared with the complete 7-day forecast for Los Angeles and key insights on upcoming temperature shifts and rain patterns. In Southern California, L.A. and San Diego are mostly dry, with mild conditions prevailing. The radar paints a mixed picture of weather activity. In Northern California, Redding is experiencing rain, bringing some much-needed hydration to the area. Farther south in the state, San Francisco sees pockets of rain moving in from the coast, with Fresno and Bakersfield catching light, scattered showers. The higher elevations around Reno are seeing some light snow. In the mountains around Flagstaff snow showers are possible. Phoenix is enjoying mostly clear skies, providing a nice contrast to the more active weather farther west. Salt Lake City is calm, with increased cloudiness but no precipitation reported at the moment.
In Los Angeles, this afternoon’s weather brings mild conditions with temperatures reaching 60 degrees by 3 PM, gradually rising to 61 degrees by 5 PM. Skies will be mostly cloudy, with a south-southwest breeze at 5 to 7 miles per hour. As we move closer to 7 PM, expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures holding steady around 61 degrees. It’s a breezy yet pleasant afternoon for outdoor plans.
Let’s take a look at the afternoon high temperatures across the Southwest today. In Arizona, Phoenix is sweltering with a high of 93 degrees, making it one of the hottest spots in the region. Flagstaff, on the other hand, is much cooler with a high of just 68 degrees. Moving to Nevada, Las Vegas heats up to a sizzling 91 degrees. California also sees a split, with Bakersfield and Fresno both reaching 83 degrees, while San Francisco lags behind at a cool 61 degrees. In Utah, Cedar City is enjoying a pleasant 73 degrees, making it a great day to be outdoors.
For tonight’s low temperatures in the Southwest region, chilly air settles in.Expect a cooler night in Flagstaff with temperatures falling to 39. Las Vegas remains warmer at 62 degrees, while Cedar City will see a low of 47. In Southern California, Los Angeles will have a mild low of 53, and San Diego dips to 55. Bakersfield is forecasted at 54 degrees and Fresno will rest at 51. San Francisco also expects a low of 51 degrees. Stay warm out there!
High temperatures for the Southwest tomorrow show a significant warm-up, with some locations experiencing above-average readings. In Phoenix, prepare for a hot day with a high reaching 92 degrees, well above the seasonal norm. Las Vegas will also see a warm high of 85 degrees. Over in Ely, temperatures will hit 67 degrees, providing a mild day for residents. Bakersfield expects a high of 78 degrees, while Fresno warms up to 76. Coastal areas like San Diego will be slightly cooler at 66 degrees and Los Angeles will reach 64 degrees.
“On the Southwest futurecast, a developing storm system will usher in a rain pattern for Northern California, bringing several rounds of precipitation from midday tomorrow through Thursday. Expect heavier rain in coastal areas with possible localized flooding. Southern California remains more mild, though the San Bernardino Mountains could experience isolated showers and potential slick conditions. Keep an eye out for any weather advisories in these areas as this active pattern unfolds.”
The UV index for Los Angeles is moderate at 5 both Wednesday and Thursday, with a burn time of approximately 27 minutes in direct sunlight.