Catch all the weather action in Los Angeles with Amy Freeze’s latest forecast. From sunny days to unexpected rain showers, here’s everything you need to know for the week.

Meteorologist Amy Freeze delivers a detailed update on Los Angeles’s eclectic weather patterns. This week’s forecast suggests a mix of conditions from warm temperatures and clear skies to potential rain showers, departing from typical weather trends. Dive into our full analysis on upcoming weather shifts, temperature fluctuations, and how they might affect your daily routine in the Southwest. Stay prepared and informed with your trusted weather authority, Amy Freeze. Visit our site for the full story: https://amyfreeze.ai/ A storm system is advancing from the Pacific Ocean, bringing rain showers to the northern California coastline, including Redding. As the system moves eastward, Reno is seeing light precipitation and cloud cover, while nearby mountain areas experience some mixed precipitation. Ely is witnessing snow showers as clouds cover much of that region. Central California cities such as Fresno and Bakersfield remain dry but under increasing cloudiness. Clear skies dominate southern Nevada, including Las Vegas, with no immediate weather activity anticipated in Phoenix or Flagstaff.
Los Angeles will experience temperatures in the upper 60s throughout the afternoon, beginning with 69 degrees at 4 PM. Winds are coming from the south at about 9 to 10 mph. Skies will be mostly cloudy, transitioning to partly cloudy by 8 PM.
In the Southwest today, temperatures are notably warm, with Phoenix leading the charge at a scorching 101 degrees. Las Vegas is also feeling the heat, reaching a high of 93. Meanwhile, San Diego will be more moderate at 69 degrees, while Los Angeles is slightly warmer at 70. To the north, Fresno enjoys a pleasant 74 degrees, with Bakersfield hitting 79.
Tonight, the Southwest will see some notably chilly temperatures settling in. Las Vegas will dip to a brisk 61 degrees, while Phoenix stays milder at 64. Flagstaff is expecting a chilly 34 degrees, prompting residents to bundle up. Cedart City will see lows around 37, and Ely is forecasted to drop significantly, reaching 26 degrees. San Diego rounds out the night with a relatively mild 55 degrees.
Tomorrow, the Southwest region will see notably high temperatures, with many areas well above average for this time of year. Phoenix is set to reach a warm 90 degrees, while Las Vegas will enjoy a high of 78. In Southern California, Los Angeles will see highs around 68 degrees and San Diego at 65 degrees, indicating a milder coastal influence. Inland, Bakersfield will hit 73, and Fresno reaches 72. Areas like San Francisco will be cooler at 64 degrees, maintaining a breezy coastal pattern.
A cold front is set to sweep through the southwest tomorrow, bringing an initial wave of rain showers across northern California, transitioning into potential heavy rainfall over the San Bernardino Valley. Temperatures will dip slightly after the front’s passage. The shifts in weather patterns could lead to tricky travel conditions, especially across mountainous regions like the Sierra Nevada.
The UV index in Los Angeles on Monday is high at 8, indicating a burn time of about 17 minutes in direct sunlight. Be prepared for even stronger sun exposure on Tuesday, as the UV index rises to 10 with a quick burn time of just 12 minutes!