5-Day Temperature and Rainfall Outlook in Los Angeles
Planning your week in Los Angeles? Over the next five days, temperatures across the metro area are projected to range from 62°F to 87°F, with peak heat expected on Friday.
🌡️ Temperature Outlook
Los Angeles experiences distinct microclimates due to its coastal-to-inland topography:
Coastal Areas (Santa Monica, Malibu, South Bay): Expect cooler marine layer conditions in the mornings, with temperatures hovering 5–10°F below inland areas.
Inland & Valleys (San Fernando Valley, Pasadena): Higher daytime highs around {TMAX5D}°F on {HOTTESTDAY}.
If you're planning outdoor activities like hiking Runyon Canyon or visiting Griffith Observatory, aim for early morning hours before peak heat sets in between 1:00 PM and 4:00 PM.
🌧️ Rainfall Outlook
Precipitation probabilities vary from 20% to 60% over the 5-day window, with the highest chance of showers arriving on Wednesday.
Rain in LA often brings slick road conditions on major freeways (I-5, I-405, and US-101) due to oil buildup on pavement.
Higher rain odds on Wednesday may affect beach visits, outdoor dining, or coastal drives. Keep a light rain shell or umbrella accessible if commuting during peak hours.
Check the 5-day weather forecast for Los Angeles to follow upcoming temperature changes, rain chances, and daily weather conditions.
Data Source: National Weather Service (NWS) / NOAA automated models. Real-time conditions update hourly to reflect shifts in coastal fog and wind patterns.
Tomorrow's Los Angeles Weather & Rainfall Outlook
Expect a typical Southern California temperature split tomorrow, starting with a cool, crisp morning before warming up significantly by mid-afternoon.
Thanks to the coastal marine layer, neighborhoods like Santa Monica and Venice will stay noticebly cooler and breezier, while inland areas such as the San Fernando Valley will heat up quickly once the morning haze clears.
🌡️ Temperature Pattern
Tomorrow’s temperatures will range from a morning low of 73°F to an afternoon peak of 102°F.
Morning commuters will want a light jacket or sweater, especially near the coast. By early afternoon, warm sunshine will dominate inland neighborhoods, making light layers ideal for the day.
🌧️ Rainfall Pattern
The maximum chance of rainfall tomorrow is 0%, with the highest probability expected around Monday.
If rain develops, the forecast maximum precipitation is 0 in. A higher rain probability does not necessarily mean continuous rainfall, as showers can be brief or limited to certain periods.
Rain in the LA Basin is notoriously spotty. Even with a low rain chance, scattered drizzle or fog is most likely near the coastal bluffs and foothills, while southern inland valleys may remain completely dry.
Check the hourly forecast in Los Angeles before outdoor activities, commuting, or travel plans.
