Get ready for a week of varied skies in Los Angeles. From highs of 74°F to nightly lows around 58°F, our comprehensive forecast has you covered!

Welcome to your detailed Los Angeles weather forecast with Meteorologist Amy Freeze. This week, expect a mix of cloudy and partly cloudy skies, with occasional sunny breaks. Temperatures will range from mild daytime highs of 74°F to cool nightly lows around 58°F. High UV indexes over the weekend suggest strong sun protection measures. Visit our full blog post for daily breakdowns and more insights: https://amyfreeze.ai/On the regional radar, increasing clouds are building along the Wasatch Front. Ely is experiencing some light showers. The skies over San Francisco and Los Angeles remain predominantly clear, offering a pleasant time for outdoor activities. A light mix of rain and snow is affecting the Reno area, affecting travel through the higher terrain. Flagstaff and Phoenix continue to enjoy dry weather.
Los Angeles temperatures this afternoon will climb gradually from 67 degrees at 4 PM to 69 degrees by 6 PM. Expect partly cloudy skies with a consistent breeze from the south at 8 to 9 miles per hour. The evening will remain mild at 67 degrees by 8 PM, providing a pleasant atmosphere.
Looking at today’s high temperatures in the Southwest, Phoenix is heating things up with a scorching high of 99 degrees. Las Vegas is also feeling the heat, reaching a high of 93, while Flagstaff enjoys a cooler 72 degrees. Over in Bakersfield, expect a pleasant afternoon with temperatures peaking at 88. Los Angeles will sit at a mild 70 degrees, and Fresno warms up to 87.
Tonight in the Southwest, Flagstaff is forecast to dip down to a brisk 40 degrees, while Ely will see a low of 40 as well. Las Vegas will remain mild at 70 degrees, but Bakersfield will chill to 59. San Francisco will cool to 53 degrees, and Los Angeles is expected to fall to 55.
Tomorrow Las Vegas will reach a sizzling 95 degrees, while Phoenix is expected to soar to a scorching 98 degrees. In California, Bakersfield will hit 90 degrees, with Fresno not far behind at 88. Coastal areas like San Diego and Los Angeles will remain more temperate, with highs around 68 degrees.
A high-pressure system dominates the Southwest, bringing sunny skies and warm temperatures across most areas. In Southern California, a few showers are expected in the afternoon, particularly around the Los Angeles Basin. Arizona may see isolated thunderstorms, primarily in the northern region, with little risk of severe weather. Pleasant conditions prevail across New Mexico, with clear skies and mild temperatures. The desert areas, including Nevada, remain dry and warm, with no weather disruptions anticipated over the weekend.
Los Angeles will experience a high UV index of 9 on Saturday, with a burn time of just 15 minutes in direct sunlight. By Sunday, the UV index climbs to 10, reducing burn time to a swift 12 minutes.