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April Packing List for Los Angeles — What to Wear & Bring

April is one of the most enjoyable months to visit Los Angeles — lows are 55°F, highs reach 71°F, and rain is down to just 3 days. Light spring layers, comfortable walking shoes, and SPF make the ideal packing core. The Westside remains cooler than inland neighborhoods, so a light jacket for coastal mornings is still worth packing.

Averages 5571°F, ~3 days of rain

Edited by ForecastStyle·Last updated March 26, 2026

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Local tips for Los Angeles in April

Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival typically falls across the last two weekends of April, and it significantly impacts hotel prices in the Los Angeles area — if your trip doesn't include the festival, search for accommodation well in advance as many Angelenos travel east to the desert and hotel inventory tightens.

April is one of the best months to drive the Pacific Coast Highway — the hills above Malibu are green from winter rains, wildflowers are blooming along the roadside, and traffic is lighter than summer. Pack a small bag and plan a one-day PCH drive as far as Point Dume.

The Hollywood Farmers Market runs every Sunday morning on Ivar Avenue — April's mild weather and the post-winter California produce abundance make it one of the best months to visit, and it's a strongly local experience rather than a tourist attraction.

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