Gear up for a week of varied weather in Los Angeles! Amy Freeze takes you through each day, from crisp sunny mornings to rainy evenings. Stay prepared and stylish, no matter the weather!

Get ready for a roller-coaster weather week in Los Angeles! Meteorologist Amy Freeze brings her expertise to forecast a week that starts with clear skies but might surprise you with intermittent showers and isolated thunderstorms. From daily temperature specifics to UV index warnings, Amy has all the bases covered. Whether you’re planning outdoor activities or just commuting, knowing the week’s weather ahead will ensure you stay dry and comfortable. Visit our blog post for the complete breakdown and daily updates throughout the week.
The Southwest region is currently experiencing mostly clear skies, with a few exceptions. Showers are forming around the Salt Lake City area, indicating potential wet conditions moving through the region. Ely, Nevada, is seeing some cloudy skies, though conditions remain dry. Coastal areas such as San Francisco and Los Angeles are basking in clear weather. Flagstaff is bracing for cool conditions and chilly rain.
For this evening in Los Angeles, temperatures will gradually decline, starting at 66 degrees at 9 PM and cooling to 59 degrees by 1 AM. Winds will be gently blowing from the south-southwest at 8 mph, easing to 5 mph as the night progresses. Expect mostly cloudy skies transforming to partly cloudy conditions around midnight.
Tonight Las Vegas will see a low of 74 degrees, while Phoenix remains mild at 77. Flagstaff will got to 43, with Ely even cooler at 42 degrees. San Diego will cool down to 61 degrees, and Los Angeles is forecasted to dip to 58.
Tomorrow Phoenix will see a hot 96 degrees, while Las Vegas reaches a sizzling 91 degrees. Farther west, Bakersfield can expect 97 degrees and Fresno will hit 95. San Diego remains milder at 70 degrees, and Los Angeles warms up to 71 degrees. Redding tops out at a scorching 100 degrees.
A low-pressure system sweeping through Southern California will bring intermittent showers and the possibility of isolated thunderstorms to areas including San Bernardino by tomorrow. Expect some slick roads and potential minor flooding in prone areas. In contrast, the desert southwest will see mostly clear skies with no significant changes in temperature. Northern regions near the Central Valley may see increased cloud cover but remain dry. Keep an eye out for any sudden weather changes as this system moves eastward.
In Los Angeles, Tuesday’s UV index reaches a high level at 8, with a burn time of just 17 minutes under clear skies. Take extra precautions with sunscreen and protective clothing. By Wednesday, the UV index climbs even higher to 10, where 12-minute burn times are expected. s.
For the 7-day forecast in Los Angeles: Tuesday: Expect partly cloudy skies with a high of 67 degrees and a low of 60 degrees. Wednesday: It will be mostly cloudy with temperatures reaching 67 degrees. Thursday: Mostly clear skies and temperatures around 68 degrees during the day and a low of 58 at night. Friday: The sun shines bright with highs of 70 degrees and a low of 59. Saturday: Mostly clear conditions with a high of 72 degrees and a low of 60. Sunday: Enjoy mostly clear skies and a comfortable high of 73 degrees with lows of 60 degrees. Monday: The clear trend continues with a high of 72 degrees and a nighttime low of 61.