• Fri

    May 24

    70°Lo 57°

    Low clouds, then some sun

    Very Good for stargazing
    • Cloud
      Cover
      20%
    • Precip
      1%
    • Hours of Precip
      0

  • Sat

    May 25

    71°Lo 57°

    Mostly sunny and beautiful

    Good for stargazing
    • Cloud
      Cover
      29%
    • Precip
      1%
    • Hours of Precip
      0
    more

  • Sun

    May 26

    69°Lo 58°

    Clouds and sun

    Good for stargazing
    • Cloud
      Cover
      26%
    • Precip
      0%
    • Hours of Precip
      0
    more

  • Mon

    May 27

    68°Lo 59°

    Turning cloudy

    Poor for stargazing
    • Cloud
      Cover
      69%
    • Precip
      0%
    • Hours of Precip
      0
    more

  • Tue

    May 28

    71°Lo 54°

    Sunny to partly cloudy

    Very Good for stargazing
    • Cloud
      Cover
      5%
    • Precip
      0%
    • Hours of Precip
      0
    more
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Hi 70° RealFeel® 76° Precipitation 1%

Day

N

E

S

W

  • SSW 6 mph
  • Gusts: 10 mph

Low clouds breaking for some sun and cool

  • Max UV Index: 8 (Very High)
  • Thunderstorms: 1%
  • Precipitation: 0 in
  • Rain: 0 in
  • Snow: 0 in
  • Ice: 0 in
  • Hours of Precipitation: 0 hrs
  • Hours of Rain: 0 hrs
Lo 57° RealFeel® 55° Precipitation 1%

Night

N

E

S

W

  • SSW 3 mph
  • Gusts: 6 mph

Mostly clear

  • Max UV Index: N/A
  • Thunderstorms: 1%
  • Precipitation: 0 in
  • Rain: 0 in
  • Snow: 0 in
  • Ice: 0 in
  • Hours of Precipitation: 0 hrs
  • Hours of Rain: 0 hrs

Temperature History - May 24

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  Today Normal Record 5/24/2012
High 70° 65° N/A 70°
Low 57° 58° N/A 60°

Solunar Information for Beverly Hills, CA

Sunrise/Sunset

Sunrise / Sunset Illustration

Rises at 5:46 AM with 14:09 of sunlight, then sets at 7:55 PM

Moonrise/Moonset

Astronomy >
Moonrise / Moonset Illustration

Rises at 7:43 PM with 10:33 of moolight, then sets at 6:16 AM

Sat, May 25
Full
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Last
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New
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