Meteorologist Amy Freeze brings you this week’s weather forecast for Los Angeles and the broader Southwest. Expect a mix of warm days, cool nights, and potential showers. Stay ahead of the weather!

Dive into the complex weather dynamics affecting Los Angeles and its surrounding areas with Meteorologist Amy Freeze. This detailed post covers the weather you can expect day by day, including temperatures, potential thunderstorms, and sunny days optimal for outdoor activities. Learn about high-pressure systems, UV index warnings, and the best ways to enjoy the region’s weather safely.
In the Southwest, the radar indicates rain showers skirting the northern reaches near Redding, offering some much-needed moisture to the area. Reno remains dry with clear skies prevailing, while Ely to Cedar City is enjoying dry conditions as well. From San Francisco to San Diego, it’s a clear and dry day along the California coastline. No significant weather patterns are affecting Flagstaff or Phoenix at this time.
For this evening in Los Angeles, temperatures gradually decrease from 78 degrees at 9 PM to 67 degrees by 1 AM. Expect clear skies with a pleasant and calm atmosphere. Winds shift from the south-southwest at 7 miles per hour early on to a gentle southeast breeze overnight. A relaxed evening under clear skies is in store.
Tonight expect cooler conditions with temperatures dropping significantly. Las Vegas will see a low of 72 degrees, while temperatures drop to 58 in Los Angeles and 52 in San Francisco. Flagstaff is particularly chilly at 42 degrees. Bakersfield is forecasted for a low of 63 degrees, while Phoenix stays warmer at 74.
High temperatures in the Southwest region are set to soar above average tomorrow. Phoenix will experience a scorching high of 104 degrees, while Las Vegas is expected to hit 100 degrees. Bakersfield and Fresno will reach a warm 95 degrees each, contributing to the overall heat trend. San Diego will remain mild at 82 degrees, making it a great spot for those seeking cooler conditions. The warm weather is primarily influenced by high-pressure systems building across the region, leading to a sunny and dry forecast.
Expect a warm and sunny day across much of the Southwest, with temperatures reaching into the mid-80s, perfect for any outdoor activities. However, a low-pressure system will bring a change by late afternoon into Las Vegas and Phoenix, resulting in scattered thunderstorms with potentials for gusty winds. The Baja California region may experience rain, potentially leading to isolated flooding in normally dry areas. The approaching system will cause temperatures in Southern Arizona to drop slightly, offering a brief respite from the heat.
The UV index in Los Angeles will be very high on both Tuesday and Wednesday, with a value of 10. This means sunburn can occur in just about 12 minutes of direct sunlight.
For the 7-day forecast in Los Angeles: Tuesday: Mostly clear skies with a high of 74 degrees and a low of 58 degrees. Wednesday: Enjoy partly cloudy weather, the temperature will reach up to 75 degrees and dip to 58 degrees at night. Thursday: Both sun and clouds with highs around 72 degrees and nighttime lows around 59 degrees. Friday: Expect mostly clear conditions, with a daytime high of 70 degrees and lows of 58 degrees. Saturday: Mostly clear skies as temperatures peak at 69 degrees, with overnight lows holding around 58 degrees. Sunday: Another mostly clear day with temperatures climbing back up to 70 degrees and dropping to 58 degrees at night. Monday: Partly cloudy conditions to close out the week, with a high near 69 degrees and a low of 59 degrees.