South Pasadena Sees Drying Trend as Storm System Moves Out

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After a week of rainy weather across Los Angeles County, the storm system that brought recent rain to the San Gabriel Valley has largely moved out of the region. The upcoming five-day period in South Pasadena is expected to trend notably drier, milder, and more seasonally typical, with a mild warming trend into early next week.

Why it matters

The transition from a storm-influenced pattern to a more stable late-winter setup across Southern California will allow South Pasadenans to enjoy drier conditions and pleasant outdoor weather in the coming days after dealing with the impacts of the recent rainfall.

The details

Lingering clouds and cool conditions on Friday will gradually give way to partly cloudy skies and improving conditions on Saturday. Sunday is expected to be the most pleasant day of the stretch, with mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures. The dry and stable pattern is forecast to continue through Tuesday, with sunny skies and highs in the mid-70s.

• The storm activity that brought recent rain to the San Gabriel Valley has largely moved out of the region.
• The upcoming five-day period in South Pasadena is expected to trend notably drier, milder, and more seasonally typical, with a mild warming trend into early next week.
• Lingering clouds and cool conditions on Friday will gradually give way to partly cloudy skies and improving conditions on Saturday.
• Sunday is expected to be the most pleasant day of the stretch, with mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures.
• The dry and stable pattern is forecast to continue through Tuesday, with sunny skies and highs in the mid-70s.