San Fernando (San Fernando, CA) is a city located in Los Angeles County, California, where mild and dry weather persists for most of the year.

San Fernando receives an average of about 35 days of rain annually.

This is similar to other coastal cities in California and is considered relatively low. Rainfall is mainly concentrated in the winter and early spring, with almost no rain during the summer.

However, sudden heavy rains can occur during El Niño events or monsoon seasons.

The monthly average rainfall in San Fernando varies greatly depending on the season and the influence of the monsoon.

The average rainfall for each month is as follows:

San Fernando (San Fernando)

• January: about 2.8 inches
• February: about 3.2 inches
• March: about 2.5 inches
• April: about 1.2 inches
• May: about 0.5 inches
• June: about 0.1 inches
• July: about 0.0 inches
• August: about 0.2 inches
• September: about 0.3 inches
• October: about 1.0 inches
• November: about 1.8 inches
• December: about 2.9 inches

Main Features:

• Winter (December-February): The period with the most rainfall, with frequent thunderstorms occurring in coastal areas.
• Spring (March-May): Rainfall gradually decreases in spring, leading to dry weather. However, strong thunderstorms can occur in March due to monsoon influence.
• Summer (June-August): Very dry, with short and intense rainfall occurring rarely during the monsoon season.
• Autumn (September-November): Rainfall increases again in autumn, especially in October and November, when monsoon influence can lead to higher precipitation.