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Cold Weather Alert Announced For Santa Clarita Valley

A cold weather alert has been announced for over the weekend in the Santa Clarita and Antelope Valleys. The Los Angeles County Health Officer is issuing a Cold Weather Alert due to the National Weather Service’s forecast for low temperatures. Wind chill temperatures are expected to be below 32 degrees Fahrenheit. Affected areas include: Santa Clarita Valley – Saturday, Dec. ...

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Another Santa Clarita Storm To Bring Moderate Rain, Mountain Snow This Christmas 

Moderate rain, gusty winds and mountain snow are expected in Santa Clarita’s weather forecast throughout the weekend, starting Wednesday until Christmas Day.  The National Weather Service (NWS) Los Angeles has announced that a storm system is projected to bring moderate rain, gusty winds, and mountain snow to southwestern California on Wednesday through Saturday, potentially impacting traffic. Rainfall is expected to ...

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Santa Clarita Exceeds December Rainfall Average In 48 Hours During Christmas Winter Storm

Snow on a mountaintop in Canyon Country, northwest of the future Sand Canyon Resort location.

A Christmas winter storm dropped nearly 2 inches of rain on Santa Clarita over the holiday, exceeding the historic measurements and leaving travelers stranded in the Grapevine as higher altitudes received up to a foot of snow, officials said. Snow levels dropped to 2,500 feet and accumulations of 1-2 feet at resorts and 6-12 inches around the Grapevine were expected. ...

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Rain, Possible Snow In Grapevine Expected For Santa Clarita Christmas Weather Forecast

A cold storm is expected to bring over an inch of rain and possible Grapevine snow for Santa Clarita over the Christmas holiday, officials said Saturday. Rain and thunderstorms are expected early in the week, with a chance of snow on the Grapevine after Christmas, according to the National Weather Service. That cold offshore flow from the incoming storm could ...

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