Meteorologist Amy Freeze predicts a lovely evening for stargazing in Los Angeles with clear skies and mild temperatures. Learn more about what the weather holds for the week ahead!

Greetings from your trusted meteorologist, Amy Freeze! This week in Los Angeles, enjoy stargazing under clear skies, with temperatures comfortably cool. But don’t put away those summer clothes yet—warmer days are forthcoming, reaching up to 72 degrees. Northern California is getting some much-needed rain, and the crisper air is on schedule as we approach the weekend. Remember the UV index is high, so sun safety is a must! For more details on what to expect weather-wise, check out the full article at https://amyfreeze.ai/. Stay prepared and savor the lovely weather!
A band of rain showers is moving through Northern California, particularly near Redding, providing relief to the region. Snow is being observed in the higher elevations around Ely, Nevada, while nearby Cedar City is experiencing some storms. Southern California, including cities like Bakersfield and Los Angeles, remains dry and clear at the moment. Light precipitation is seen in the vicinity of Salt Lake City, with conditions expected to persist. The skies are clear over Las Vegas and Phoenix, offering a calm weather break.
In Los Angeles this evening, temperatures will start at 64 degrees at 8 PM, dipping to 57 degrees by midnight. Look for clear skies throughout the evening, providing a beautiful view if you’re planning to step outside. Winds will be light, coming from the south-southwest at 7 miles per hour earlier and decreasing to 3 miles per hour by midnight, making for a calm night under a clear sky.
Tonight in the Southwest, expect a significant chill as temperatures drop sharply. Flagstaff will see a low of 31 degrees, while Ely will be even colder at 35. Las Vegas will cool down to 60, with San Diego remaining mild at 55 degrees. Looking at the coast, San Francisco will experience a low of 51 degrees. Bakersfield rounds it out with a low of 59, making for a brisk night across the region.
The Southwest is feeling the heat with above-average temperatures expected tomorrow. Phoenix will soar to a high of 88 degrees, while Las Vegas will reach 83. In Bakersfield, temperatures will hit 84 degrees, contributing to warm conditions across California. San Diego remains comfortable at 70 degrees, and Los Angeles is expected to see a high of 72. Cloud cover may provide some relief, but overall, the trend is distinctly warmer for the region.
The Southwest futurecast indicates a high-pressure system keeping most of the desert regions clear and sunny tomorrow. Over Southern California, expect partly cloudy skies with slight chances of isolated showers late in the afternoon. Temperatures are set to remain warm with highs ranging from the mid-70s to low 80s. No significant storm activities are forecasted over Arizona and New Mexico, though some breezy conditions might develop. Coastal areas of California could encounter cooler temperatures with overcast skies and some early morning fog.
The UV index in Los Angeles is expected to be very high at 9 on Monday and Tuesday. This indicates a burn time of just 15 minutes in direct sunlight. To protect yourself, make sure to wear sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses if you’re going outdoors. If you can, seek shade during midday hours when the sun is strongest!
Here’s the 7-day forecast for Los Angeles: Monday: Enjoy mostly clear skies, with a high of 64 degrees and a low of 52. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy conditions with temperatures reaching 66 degrees and a low of 55. Wednesday: Expect mostly cloudy skies, with highs around 63 degrees and lows near 55. Thursday: Partly cloudy day, warming up slightly to a high of 65 degrees and a low of 55. Friday: A mix of clouds, with daytime highs of 66 degrees and night lows of 57. Saturday: Cooler and mostly cloudy, with a high of 62 degrees and a low of 53. Sunday: The cloud cover continues with a high of 63 degrees and a lower temperature of 51.