Los Angeles Election Day Weather: Dry and Mild on Tuesday With a High Near 74, Then a Warming Week
Los Angeles voters heading to the polls on Tuesday will do it under dry, mild weather — a high near 74 with no rain in the station's forecast — after a rainy Sunday clears out Monday and temperatures climb into the low 80s by Friday.
Election Day in Los Angeles will be dry and mild, according to the station's live weather feed. Tuesday's forecast calls for a high near 74.2 degrees and a low near 56.9, with a zero percent chance of precipitation — a clean break from Sunday's rain, when the station recorded a high of 69.3, precipitation chances of 76 percent, and a current temperature of 65.8 degrees at cycle time.
The clearing begins Monday, which is forecast dry with a high near 73.7 and a low near 51.8. From there the week warms steadily under the station's Open-Meteo feed: Wednesday near 76, Thursday near 78.6, Friday near 81, and Saturday near 83.7, with precipitation chances at or near zero all week after Sunday.
For voters, the practical picture is simple: no rain gear needed on Tuesday, and the mild morning low near 57 means a light jacket for early voters at the county's vote centers. The Weather Desk will update the outlook if the feed changes; no severe weather is in the station's forecast for the week.
