Sunday Rain Clears Over Los Angeles, and Monday Turns Dry With a High Near 75 to Open Election Week
The weekend rain is ending over Los Angeles on Sunday evening, and the station's live forecast turns dry for Monday with a high near 75, dry weather for Election Day on Tuesday, and a warming trend into the 80s by the weekend.
The rain that soaked Los Angeles through the weekend is clearing on Sunday evening. The station's live weather feed showed the city at 65 degrees under clearing skies early Sunday evening, after a Sunday that carried a 76 percent chance of rain and a high of 71.5 degrees, with a low near 55 expected overnight.
Monday opens the week dry: the feed forecasts a high near 74.9 degrees and no rain for Los Angeles, a mild start for the final day of early voting in Los Angeles County. Election Day on Tuesday stays dry as well, with a high near 74.4 degrees on the station feed.
The warming trend builds from there. The feed shows highs climbing through the upper 70s on Thursday and Friday and reaching about 85 degrees by Saturday under clear skies, with no rain in any day of the seven-day outlook read this cycle. The Weather Desk will update the outlook if the feed changes.
