Updated November 2026. Tennis City Los Angeles
Los Angeles has tennis weather most of the year. The two things to plan around are hot inland summer afternoons and winter rain.
Average highs and rain
NOAA’s 1991-2020 averages for Downtown LA and LAX:
- January: Downtown 68°F, LAX 66°F; Downtown about 3.3 inches of rain
- April: Downtown 72°F, LAX 68°F; under an inch of rain
- July: Downtown 82°F, LAX 75°F; almost no rain
- August: Downtown 84°F, LAX 77°F; almost no rain
- October: Downtown 79°F, LAX 74°F; about half an inch
- December: Downtown 67°F, LAX 66°F; about 2.5 inches
Downtown gets about 14 inches of rain a year and LAX about 12, almost all from November to March.
Summer
Near the coast, summer highs stay in the mid-70s. Inland, and especially in the San Fernando Valley, afternoons are hotter, so play in the morning or evening. Courts with evening hours and lights, such as Westwood, help. Bring more water than you think you need, a hat and sunscreen.
Rain
Outdoor courts close when wet. If you booked a pay court, the city’s booking site says there are no refunds, so check the forecast before you book in winter.
Questions
What is the best month for tennis in Los Angeles?
Spring and fall: April to June and October to November are mild and mostly dry.
Is there indoor public tennis?
We found no public indoor tennis courts run by the city.
Source: NOAA NCEI 1991-2020 monthly normals, checked November 2026.
Related guides
- Los Angeles Public Tennis Courts
- Find a Tennis Partner in Los Angeles
- How to Get a Tennis Court in Los Angeles
- Playing Tennis While Visiting Los Angeles
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