Join Amy Freeze as she delivers the latest weather news for Los Angeles and the Southwest. Expect clear skies, occasional showers, and varied temperatures this week!

Greetings from your trusted Meteorologist, Amy Freeze! In this detailed blog post, we explore the ever-changing weather landscape of Los Angeles and the broader Southwest region. From morning clear skies to unexpected rain showers across Northern California, get ready to understand what these conditions mean for your daily plans. Be sure to watch the UV index, prepare for the mild temperatures, and enjoy the beautiful weather with insights provided in our extended forecast section.
The Southwest is experiencing a mix of weather conditions. Rain showers are prevalent across Fresno and Bakersfield, extending into central California. Snow is detected in the higher elevations around Cedar City, with Ely experiencing light snow showers as well. Las Vegas is encountering minimal precipitation, while Flagstaff is receiving snow showers. Clear skies dominate most of Southern California, including Los Angeles and San Diego.
Tomorrow morning in Los Angeles, temperatures begin at 57 degrees with cloudy skies. A southeast wind at 3 mph will accompany the cloudy start. By 12 PM, temperatures rise slightly to 59 degrees with winds shifting to 4 mph. Expect this calm weather pattern to continue throughout the morning.
High temperatures in the Southwest for tomorrow are trending above average, providing a warm day for the region. In Phoenix, expect a high of 71 degrees, while Las Vegas is forecasted to reach 77 degrees. Fresno will see a significant warm-up, hitting 87 degrees, and Bakersfield isn’t far behind at 88 degrees. San Francisco will be cooler, with a high of 64 degrees, while San Diego remains pleasant at 66 degrees.
A high-pressure system maintains dry and sunny conditions for the desert Southwest tomorrow, while showers sweep across Northern California into the Sierra Nevada. Keep an eye on the San Francisco Bay Area, expecting cloudy skies and light rain, possibly affecting your morning commute. In contrast, the Los Angeles region stays mostly dry with mild temperatures, perfect for outdoor plans. However, the Central Valley could see scattered showers, bringing a slight chill to the air. Be prepared for cooler weather by the coast as the marine layer advances inland overnight.
The UV index in Los Angeles on Monday is high at 9, with a burn time of about 15 minutes in direct sunlight. On Tuesday, the index lowers to 6, suggesting a burn time of approximately 23 minutes.
For the 7-day forecast in Los Angeles: Monday: Mostly cloudy with a high of 63 degrees, the low will be 56 degrees. Tuesday: You’ll see mostly cloudy skies, warming up to 66 degrees with a low of 56. Wednesday: Mostly clear with a high of 73 degrees and a low near 60. Thursday: Partly cloudy and reaching 77 degrees with a low of 61. Friday: Sunny and clear, with the temperature peaking at 78 degrees and a low of 61. Saturday: A mix of sun and clouds with a high of 73 degrees, dipping to 58 at night. Sunday: Partly cloudy conditions, cooler with a high of 67 degrees and a low of 56.