Up To Three Inches Of Rain Expected In Santa Clarita Weather Forecast

Officials with the National Weather Service (NWS) have forecast a chance of up to three inches of rain this weekend in the Santa Clarita weather forecast.

Starting Sunday night threw Monday, there is a 60 percent chance of rain with some areas expected to see up to three inches of precipitation, according to NWS officials.
“After Monday’s potential rainfall, things will start to clear up and only get warmer towards the weekend,” said David Sweet, a meteorologist at NWS.

The skies should start to clear up Monday night leading into the rest of the week, with Monday night set to be fairly cold in the mid 30s, according to Sweet.

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Tuesday, temperatures are forecasted to be in the upper 60s, with Wednesday continuing with upper 60s and sunny skies.

Thursday and Friday is set to have sunny skies with temperatures in the lower to mid 70s in comparison to last week’s “low snow levels” and thunderstorm warnings.

In terms of rainfall, the Santa Clarita Valley is down 4.4 percent in comparison to this same time in 2020, according to the NWS.

Free sand and sand bags are available to any Santa Clarita resident and can be found at most Los Angeles County Fire Stations in Santa Clarita.

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