Weather report 19 October 2026, 12:00

Los Angeles is closing out its hot spell: the high of around 30 °C arrives near midday, then the numbers fall away quickly.

Between 15:00 and 18:00 the city drops from 27 to 21 °C, and by 21:00 it is down to a little over 18 °C.

No rain is expected before Tuesday midday, so the streets stay dry.

The evening loses its warmth fast, then the night levels off at around 17 °C. Patches of mist or fog may form at times.

Tuesday starts grey, with a solid cloud deck hanging over the city until late morning and breaking only around midday.

At 25 °C it stays noticeably cooler than today, and the morning up to 12:00 remains dry.

Wednesday brings the next disturbance: showers become possible from late morning, with a daily total of around 5 mm.

Thursday turns properly wet, with 14 mm of rain and a high of about 21 °C, making it the coolest day of the run.

The weekend dries out again, and from Sunday the mercury climbs back to 30 °C and above – a trend rather than a promise.

The model history shows four consecutive days from Thursday to Sunday with highs between 31 and 36 °C; today's value sits just below that mark.

So the run ends without rain having a say – the last measurable precipitation in the record fell on 12 October, with 2.7 mm.

Moisture returns on Wednesday and Thursday, and from Sunday the warmth brings night values back above 20 °C.

The wind stays light from southerly directions, with gusts of up to 17 km/h this afternoon; across open stretches you will barely notice it.

On Tuesday morning it freshens a little from the south-south-east, with gusts near 23 km/h, which means a headwind heading north.