California – A gray wall of fog hangs low over East Los Angeles this morning, softening skylines and slowing traffic on key corridors like I-5 and US-101. Visibility dips early, and damp pavement adds a slick feel for drivers heading out now.
According to the National Weather Service in Los Angeles/Oxnard, patchy fog lingers through mid-morning before skies gradually clear. Temperatures climb to around 78°F today, with light winds shifting southwest by afternoon. Calm conditions return tonight with fog redeveloping after late evening.
Across Los Angeles County, the pattern repeats through midweek. Morning fog and low clouds give way to brighter afternoons. Highs hover in the upper 70s Wednesday, then push to near 80°F by Thursday, March 26. That warming trend accelerates into Friday, when inland areas reach near 88°F.
Commuters should plan extra time during early hours. Visibility may drop below one mile in pockets near downtown, Glendale, and along the 110 corridor. Keep headlights on and allow extra braking distance. By afternoon, conditions improve quickly with dry roads and mild breezes.
Looking ahead, this warming trend signals an early taste of summer. To be fair, cooler mornings will still dominate, but afternoons turn noticeably warmer. No rain is expected, and skies remain mostly clear into the weekend.
Five Day Outlook for Los Angeles, California:
Tuesday: High 78°F, patchy fog early, then clearing
Wednesday: High 77°F, morning fog, afternoon sun
Thursday: High 80°F, fog early, mostly sunny later
Friday: High 88°F, warm and sunny
Saturday: High 86°F, partly sunny and mild
