Recent model consensus from the National Weather Service points to a daytime high near 67°F at Los Angeles International Airport, driven by persistent onshore flow and a shallow marine layer that has limited afternoon heating. This pattern, typical for coastal Southern California in mid-May, keeps sea breezes strong and caps temperatures below inland values, aligning with the near-even split between the 66-67°F and 68-69°F bins. Minor differences among ensembles hinge on the precise timing of any layer erosion and local wind speeds, which could nudge readings one or two degrees higher if clearing occurs earlier than expected. Historical May averages around 70°F provide context, yet current conditions favor the lower side of that range.