Meteorologist Amy Freeze guides you through Los Angeles’s weather from clear morning skies to a detailed forecast of the Southwest’s week of variable temperatures and rains. Tune in for a clear look at what’s overhead!

Greetings, Los Angeles residents and nearby Southwest dwellers! This is Amy Freeze with your dedicated weather breakdown. Tomorrow morning is expected to start off cloudy with calm conditions, with temperatures pleasantly mild. However, the broader Southwest region isn’t as tranquil, experiencing a mix from rain showers to dry spells. With differing weather conditions from city to city, make sure to stay prepared for rapid shifts. For the most comprehensive forecast, read more on [our blog](https://amyfreeze.ai/).
A look at the Regional Radar reveals that the Southwest is witnessing quite a variety of weather conditions. Over in California, rain showers are moving inland from the Pacific Ocean, particularly along the northern coastline around Redding, providing some relief for the dry conditions. As the rain advances, it reaches toward Fresno, delivering much-needed moisture to the central valleys. Farther south, Los Angeles is experiencing a mild drizzle, while San Francisco remains relatively dry. High up in the mountains, snow is expected. Moving east, Flagstaff is seeing light snow showers, bringing a chill in the air. The weather in Las Vegas remains dry, with clear skies predominating the scene. Down in Phoenix, expect dry conditions to continue, with no significant weather disturbances on the horizon.
Tomorrow morning in Los Angeles, prepare for a mostly cloudy start with calm conditions throughout the morning hours. Temperatures will remain consistent, sitting around 53 degrees at 7 AM and 9 AM, slightly increasing to 54 degrees by 11 AM.
High temperatures for the Southwest region tomorrow are set to feature some significant warmth. In Phoenix, expect a sizzling high of 92 degrees, which is notably above average for this time of year. Las Vegas will also see a warm day with highs climbing to 85 degrees. Farther west, Bakersfield is predicted to reach 78 degrees, while Fresno will have a high of 76 degrees. In Southern California, Los Angeles is looking at a mild 64 degrees, and San Diego will be a bit cooler at 66 degrees.
A southwestern system is impacting the Californian coastline with widespread rain through Thursday morning. Northern California bracing for rounds of valley rain. Notably, it’s San Diego’s turn for scattered showers, while Palm Springs remains sunny and dry. Keep an eye on those coastal winds, which may cause hazardous conditions for boats. Prepare for rapidly changing weather if you’re on the move. Over the desert, temperatures hover in the 70s, making it a pleasant day!
The UV index in Los Angeles is expected to be moderate at 5 for both Wednesday and Thursday. This indicates a burn time of about 27 minutes in direct sunlight.
For the 7-day forecast in Los Angeles: Wednesday: Mostly cloudy with a high of 61 degrees and a low of 54 degrees. Thursday: A bit warmer with mostly cloudy skies, peaking at 64 degrees and dropping to 52 degrees at night. Friday: Partly cloudy conditions as temperatures hit a high of 63 degrees and a low of 51 degrees. Saturday: Expect mostly cloudy skies with a high of 60 degrees, cooling to 54 degrees overnight. Sunday: Keeping it mostly cloudy, reaching up to 61 degrees and sliding down to 53 degrees. Monday: Overcast conditions continue, highs around 63 degrees and lows near 50 degrees. Tuesday: It stays cloudy with a high of 62 degrees and a low of 51 degrees. Stay prepared for the clouds this week!