Rain chances drop in Los Angeles
AccuWeather forecasts high winds and 11 hours of daylight for Sunday, with clear skies expected for Monday.
By Hassan Lawson ·
Los Angeles enters Sunday, November 1, with mixed cloud cover and a high chance of precipitation. The AccuWeather report indicates a shift in conditions for the day.
The city experienced a warm period from July through September. August is typically the hottest month, with daily high averages of 84 degrees Fahrenheit and low averages of 66 degrees Fahrenheit. The milder season runs from November to March. Daily high averages drop below 70 degrees Fahrenheit during this time. December is the coldest month, with average lows of 66 degrees Fahrenheit and highs of 68 degrees Fahrenheit.
On Sunday, temperatures will rise to a high of 72 degrees Fahrenheit, or 22 degrees Celsius. The lowest temperature will reach 55 degrees Fahrenheit, or 13 degrees Celsius, during the night. Wind speeds from the southwest will hit 6.84 mph during the day and 5.59 mph at night. The real feel temperature will range from 73 degrees Fahrenheit high to 73 degrees Fahrenheit low. The probability of rain will fluctuate between 59 percent and 3 percent throughout the day. Sunrise is scheduled for 6:12 a.m., and sunset will occur at 5:00 p.m. This provides 11 hours of daylight.
Conditions will improve on Monday, November 2. The sky is expected to be clear. Temperatures will range from 57 degrees Fahrenheit, or 14 degrees Celsius, to 75 degrees Fahrenheit, or 24 degrees Celsius. The chance of rain will be 1 percent in the morning, 2 percent in the afternoon, and 1 percent at night.
The United States features distinct climate zones. The East Coast has humid subtropical weather in the southeast and humid continental weather in the north. The southeast experiences hot, humid summers and cool winters with coastal rain. The north sees year-round precipitation, including winter snow and summer storms. The West contains semi-arid, arid, and Mediterranean climates. The cold semi-arid zone covers the central west with low rain and temperatures. The southwest has cold or warm arid climates with minimal rain. The Mediterranean climate is found on the West Coast, featuring wet, mild winters and dry, hot summers.
Source: La Opinión
