Historical weather data, all-time temperature records, and monthly climate averages for Antelope, CA. Explore typical weather conditions by week for trip planning, and see how today compares to the historical record.
April 5 in Antelope typically looks a lot like a mild spring afternoon, with average highs of 72° and lows around 49°. The date has swung between a 85° scorcher in 1952 and a teeth-chattering 37° low in 1955, so history gives this day some range. There's a modest 22% chance of rain, but snow? Essentially zero.
Antelope plays by Central Valley rules: summers are fierce and winters are mild but not toothless. The all-time high of 110° in June 1961 and a record low of 21° in January 1949 mark the outer edges of what this place is capable of. Snow is nearly a non-event — the record snowfall is just 0.1 inches, set way back in January 1962.
If you're planning a visit, July and early August are the hottest stretch, with average highs peaking around 94–95° in mid-July, while January cools things down to a 50° average high. Rain is concentrated in winter, with the wettest stretch landing in early-to-mid January averaging over an inch a week. Spring and fall offer the sweet spot — warm but not punishing.