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Monday brings Los Angeles plenty of sunshine, no rain and a high of 30 °C, likely ending the heat spell.

The official warning status for Los Angeles is currently unavailable; the empty warning list does not amount to an all-clear. Existing warnings for the region could not be checked.

Today

Los Angeles heads into a clear evening; by 21:00 the temperature falls to around 20 °C. Rain is not an issue before midnight.

Tonight

The night stays clear and dry, falling to 16 °C by early morning. That is well down from the evening's 27 °C.

Tomorrow

Monday stays dry in Los Angeles; no rain is expected at any point. After 16 °C early on, the temperature climbs to 30 °C by midday and eases to 27 °C in the afternoon. With almost ten hours of sunshine, midday is the warmest and brightest window.

Outlook

Tuesday remains sunny and warm at 27 °C. Wednesday turns wet, with 7 mm of rain and an 80 % chance in the data; further showers follow on Thursday at 22 °C. Friday looks calmer again.

In context

The model history shows three days of at least 30 °C since Thursday, with today likely adding a fourth. That gives a four-day hot spell by this report's definition, and it is likely to end on Monday because the unrounded high stays just below 30 °C. The next noticeable change comes midweek: Wednesday and Thursday bring the first meaningful rain after the dry stretch. Friday and Saturday point to drier and warmer conditions again.

Wind

On Monday the wind blows mainly from the south to south-west at 13–15 km/h. The strongest gust reaches about 19 km/h around midday. It is noticeable on open stretches, but remains a light breeze.

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