Post-Storm Weather Forecast for South Pasadena, Pasadena & the SGV
As of late Monday night, the weekend storm system has fully moved east, leaving behind saturated ground, cool temperatures, and only a few lingering clouds. No additional significant rainfall is expected overnight.
The upcoming week will be cool, mostly dry, with only two minor disturbance windows and no threats comparable to last week’s event.
According NOAA Data:
TUESDAY – Clearing, Cool, Dry
Scenario: The atmosphere stabilizes.
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Skies: Mostly sunny after morning clouds.
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High: 62°F (valley), cooler in foothills.
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Rain: None expected.
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Night: Clear, low 44–47°F.
Ground will remain damp, but no new precipitation.
WEDNESDAY – Bright, Cold Morning, Mild Afternoon
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Morning low: 42–45°F (coldest of the week).
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Afternoon: Sunny, high around 63–65°F.
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Wind: Light.
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Rain: None.
A classic post-storm Santa Ana Basin winter day — clear and cool.
THURSDAY – Slight Chance of a Weak System Late
A very weak upper-level disturbance may brush the region.
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High: 60–62°F
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Rain:
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Daytime: Dry
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Night: A 15–20% chance of light showers, mainly after 9–10 p.m.
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Expected rainfall: Trace amounts if anything falls at all.
Pasadena/South Pasadena will mostly stay dry.
FRIDAY – Slight Chance of Showers
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High: 61–64°F
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Rain: 20–30% chance of brief, light showers
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Totals: Less than 0.10″, if any
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Night: Clearing, low 46–48°F
This is not a storm system — just a weak passing trough.
WEEKEND PREVIEW (Sat–Sun)
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Dry & Cool Temperatures
THE WRAP-UP
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Storm is over.
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No significant rain this week.
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Two small disturbances (Thursday night & Fri) with little or no measurable impact.
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Cold mornings, cool afternoons, and much more typical November weather.
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Foothill and burn-scar areas remain saturated.
