Los Angeles Warms All Week, From a Dry 75-Degree Monday to the Mid-80s by Sunday
No rain appears anywhere in the station's seven-day feed: Monday tops out near 75, Election Day near 76, and the warm-up builds through the week to 82 on Friday, 84 on Saturday and about 85 on Sunday.
Los Angeles opens election week dry and mild and then warms every day into the weekend, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed, read this cycle. Monday's high is 75.2 degrees with a low of 53.1 and no precipitation, and the feed's current reading early Monday was 54.8 degrees and clear. Election Day, Tuesday, reaches 76 degrees, Wednesday 76.2 and Thursday 77.1, with no rain on any of those days.
The warm-up steepens at the end of the week: Friday turns clear and reaches 81.9 degrees, Saturday is clear at 83.7, and Sunday is the warmest day in the feed at 84.6 degrees. Overnight lows climb with the highs, from the low 50s at the start of the week to the high 60s by the weekend — Sunday's low is 70.8 degrees.
Precipitation is zero for every day in the seven-day outlook, a dry stretch that follows Sunday's clearing rain. Monday's forecast was published earlier as SQ-20261101-074; this file is the week's warm-up outlook, and the Weather Desk will update it if the feed changes materially.
