Los Angeles enjoys sunny afternoons with a high-pressure system bringing heat across the Southwest. From intense UV indices to cool evenings, know what’s up in the air for LA!

This week in LA and the Southwest, expect diverse weather patterns from scorching heat to refreshing clear skies. With temperatures peaking, understanding the local forecast is key to navigating these conditions. Read our complete analysis, including safety tips under high UV exposure, and what to expect over the next 7 days. Stay updated and safe with our comprehensive guide to LA’s summer weather: https://amyfreeze.ai/ Overcast skies are lurking over Salt Lake City, making their way eastward. Meanwhile, Ely is experiencing light rain showers, contributing some moisture to the arid region. The California coastline from San Diego to San Francisco is predominantly dry and clear, providing sunny skies. Las Vegas and Phoenix continue to bask in hot summer conditions.
Los Angeles will enjoy a sunny afternoon with temperatures reaching 78 degrees by 4 PM, rising slightly to 79 degrees at 6 PM. Winds will come from the south-southwest at 7 to 8 mph. By 8 PM, temperatures will gently ease to 77 degrees, maintaining clear skies and a mild breeze.
Today’s high temperatures in the Southwest are sizzling! Phoenix tops the charts with a scorching 110 degrees, while Las Vegas isn’t far behind at 106. Over in Bakersfield and Fresno, expect highs around 98 degrees, making it particularly warm in the heart of California. San Diego will experience a cooler day at 78 degrees, offering some relief amidst the heatwave. San Francisco remains noticeably cool at 66 degrees, showcasing a stark contrast to the warmer trends across the region.
Tonight, low temperatures will dip significantly across the Southwest. Las Vegas will see a low of 74 degrees, while Flagstaff drops to a cooler 54 degrees. In California, San Francisco will settle at 56 degrees, and Fresno will cool to 63 degrees. Expect a mild 62 in Los Angeles, with Bakersfield slightly warmer at 69 degrees.
Tomorrow in Phoenix, temperatures soar to a scorching 112 degrees, well above average for this time of year. Las Vegas will also feel the heat with a high of 104 degrees, while Flagstaff stays milder at 87 degrees. The Inland Empire records highs of 98 degrees in Bakersfield and Fresno, signaling a warming trend across the region. Los Angeles will see a more temperate 83 degrees, providing a brief respite from the rising temperatures. Expect clear skies and a strong high-pressure system influencing these highs as we head into the heart of summer.
A high-pressure system is dominating the Southwest, bringing clear skies and warm temperatures across the desert areas, with highs reaching the upper 90s to low 100s. Southern California is expecting light showers, especially in the San Bernardino Valley, which could lead to slick roads. Northern California will experience a series of rain showers, increasing the risk of localized flooding in valley areas. As the weather pattern holds over the next 48 hours, no significant storms are expected, but coastal areas should remain cautious of gusty winds during evening hours.
With a UV index of 10 today and tomorrow, the Los Angeles sun is intensively strong, leading to a burn time of just 12 minutes!