Current Weather - Los Angeles, California

Temperature & Feels-Like Forecast in Los Angeles

Today, temperatures across Los Angeles are expected to range from a morning low of 75°F to an afternoon peak of 99°F.

The current feels-like temperature is hovering around 80°F - a key metric that accounts for humidity, wind speed, and direct sunlight to reflect how the air actually feels on your skin.

• Actual vs. Feels-Like: Understanding this difference is vital for outdoor planning. While humidity can make an 80°F day feel significantly stickier in inland neighborhoods, coastal breezes often keep the perceived temperature much cooler near the shoreline.

• Microclimate Realities: Los Angeles is famous for its microclimates. While coastal areas like Santa Monica and Venice remain temperate due to marine layers, inland regions such as the San Fernando Valley can experience temperatures 10°F to 15°F higher during peak afternoon hours.

As the sun sets, temperatures cool down rapidly across the basin, bringing comfortable, crisp evening conditions.

Hourly Temperature Trend & Local Outdoor Tips

Monitoring the hourly temperature trend helps you optimize your daily commute, workouts, and outdoor activities:

• Morning: Brisk and mild, ideal for morning jogs or outdoor coffee. Coastal fog (marine layer) may linger until mid-morning.

• Afternoon Peak: Temperatures reach today's high of 99°F. If you are outdoors between 12:00 PM and 4:00 PM, stay hydrated and wear broad-spectrum UV protection.

• Evening: Temperatures dip back toward 75°F. A light jacket or sweater is recommended if you plan to be out near the coast after dark.

Local Meteorology Note: Forecast data is updated hourly using real-time observations from the National Weather Service (NWS) and local ASOS station networks across the Los Angeles basin.

Hourly Chance of Rain in Los Angeles, California

Today’s rain probability in Los Angeles ranges from 0% to 0%, with the highest likelihood expected around 15:00.

Total accumulated precipitation is forecasted to be 0 in in across the LA Basin.

What to Expect Across LA County Today

• Coastal & Westside (Santa Monica, Malibu): Morning marine layer conditions may bring light drizzle, transitioning to clearer skies or scattered showers by mid-day.

• Downtown & Inland Valleys (Pasadena, San Fernando): Higher thermal elevation may trigger localized afternoon showers if humidity levels peak around 15:00.

• Commute & Outdoor Impact: Rain chances fluctuate significantly between morning and evening rush hours. If precipitation exceeds 0.10 in., plan for slow traffic on major freeways like the I-5, I-10, and 405.

Data verified in real-time via the National Weather Service (NWS) & NOAA radar models, updated hourly by Weather365’s meteorological team.

7-Day Los Angeles Weather Forecast & Precipitation Outlook
Over the next seven days, Greater Los Angeles will experience temperatures ranging from a low of 75°F to a peak of 99°F.

Daily conditions will reflect typical Southern California microclimates, with inland valleys running noticeably warmer than coastal districts.

Temperature & Rainfall Trends

• Temperature Range: Expectations span from 75°F in the early morning to 99°F during afternoon hours.

• Precipitation Risk: Rain chances fluctuate between 0% and 0%, with the highest probability concentrated around 15:00.

• Expected Volume: Maximum cumulative rainfall is projected at approximately 0 in.

Local Weather Insights & Outdoor Planning

In Southern California, a higher rain probability often manifests as scattered showers or early-morning coastal drizzle rather than all-day downpours.

• Coastal vs. Inland: If traveling between coastal areas (e.g., Santa Monica, Malibu) and inland valleys (e.g., San Fernando Valley), expect a 5–10°F temperature variation and varying cloud coverage due to the marine layer.

• Planning Tip: For outdoor events and weekend travel, monitor 2 PM closely, as brief rain showers could impact commuting times along major corridors like the I-5 and I-10.

Check the 7-day weather forecast for Los Angeles to follow temperature changes, rain chances, and precipitation trends throughout the week.

Data sourced from the National Weather Service (NWS) & NOAA model ensembles. Updated continuously.