Election Day in Los Angeles Will Be Dry and Mild, With a High Near 75 and No Rain in the Feed
Voters heading to Los Angeles County vote centers on Tuesday face an overcast, dry day — a high of about 75 degrees, a low near 54 and no precipitation anywhere in the station's live feed, before the warm-up builds back to the mid-80s by the weekend.
Election Day in Los Angeles will be dry and mild, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this cycle. Tuesday's high is 75.1 degrees with a low of 54.1, skies coded overcast and no precipitation — the same dry pattern as Monday, which reached 75.8 degrees with a current reading of 70.4 degrees early Monday afternoon.
For voters, that means no rain gear is needed at the county's vote centers, which are open Tuesday from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday stays dry at 75.2 degrees and turns clear, and Thursday rises to 78.4, still with no rain in the feed.
The warm-up that has defined the week then steepens again: Friday reaches 81.4 degrees, Saturday 84 and Sunday about 84.3, with no precipitation on any day in the seven-day feed. The Weather Desk will update the outlook if the feed changes.
