Meteorologist Amy Freeze rounds up tomorrow’s weather for Los Angeles and the broader Southwest, highlighting potential weather changes and what they mean for you!

Hello, weather enthusiasts! Meteorologist Amy Freeze here with an in-depth look at tomorrow’s weather across the Southwest. From morning clouds in LA to potential rain and severe weather alerts in Northern California, and extreme heat in Arizona – stay informed and prepared for whatever the day brings. Remember, weather patterns can shift quickly, so keep this guide handy for all your plans!
On the Regional Radar, a pocket of rain and potential severe weather is making its way into the northern parts of California, particularly around Redding. Reno is also seeing some light precipitation, with snow expected in the surrounding Sierra Nevada mountains, potentially impacting travel. Ely remains dry at this time, with conditions expected to stay clear through most of the day. Farther south, the weather remains calm across much of Nevada and Arizona, including Las Vegas, where dry conditions prevail. Along the coast, cities like San Francisco is experiencing a break from significant weather. Flagstaff is readying for a drop in temperatures with light snow showers in the forecast due to colder air coming from the north. The scene is set for a varied day across the Southwest, with clear skies dominating much of the region while specific areas experience more dynamic weather shifts.
Los Angeles will experience a mostly cloudy morning, starting at 57 degrees around 8 a.m. Temperatures ease slightly to 56 degrees by 10 a.m. with calm conditions continuing. By noon, expect temperatures to rise to 63 degrees, remaining steady under mostly cloudy skies.
High temperatures across the Southwest tomorrow are shaping up to be warm, if not, hot! In Phoenix, prepare for a sizzling high of 100 degrees, which is well above average for this time of year. Las Vegas is also heating up, expected to reach 91 degrees, putting it several degrees over the seasonal norms. Los Angeles will enjoy a pleasant day with a high of 72 degrees, while San Diego mirrors that with the same high. Bakersfield is set to warm up to 82 degrees, and Fresno will see temperatures rise to 81 degrees. Heading north, Ely can expect highs around 72 degrees, with Cedar City not far behind at 75 degrees. San Francisco will be cooler, hitting only 64, which is on the lower end of the temperature spectrum for the region.
For tomorrow in the Southwest, anticipate mostly clear skies across the desert regions with daytime highs reaching the mid-80s. Coastal areas and Northern California experience a swing in the weather with rounds of valley rain intensifying into Wednesday. Be prepared for potential flooding, especially in the San Francisco and Sacramento regions, as showers could deliver significant precipitation. In Southern California, scattered showers impact areas from Santa Barbara to San Diego, with heavier rain concentrating over the San Bernardino Mountains.
The UV index in Los Angeles will reach a high of 8 on Friday, with sun exposure risks including a burn time of only 17 minutes! As we move into Saturday, expect a slight drop in the index to 7, extending the burn time to around 20 minutes.
For the 7-day forecast in Los Angeles: Friday: Mostly cloudy skies with a high of 66 degrees and a low around 53 degrees. Saturday: Partly cloudy conditions expected with daytime highs reaching 66 degrees and a low of 51. Sunday: Look for mostly cloudy skies, with temperatures peaking at 65 degrees and dipping to 51 at night. Monday: Expect mostly cloudy weather with a high of 63 degrees and a low of 50. Tuesday: Skies clear up slightly, bringing partly cloudy conditions and a high of 62 degrees, with a low of 51. Wednesday: Mostly clear day ahead, warming up to 63 degrees with a low around 51. Thursday: Continued clear skies with a high of 63 degrees and a low of 52 degrees. Stay safe and enjoy the week ahead!