Current National Weather Service and model guidance indicate the October 9 overnight low in Los Angeles will likely fall in the mid-to-upper 60s, well above the 61°F historical average, driven by a lingering warm airmass, limited marine-layer intrusion, and light offshore winds that suppress radiational cooling. This setup has sustained recent nightly minima near or above 70°F, reducing the chance of readings at or below 59°F to near zero while elevating implied odds for bins from the mid-60s upward. Key variables include any last-minute strengthening of the sea breeze or increased cloud cover, which could lower the minimum by a few degrees before resolution. Updated NOAA forecasts and local observations over the next 48 hours will refine these probabilities.