Historical weather data, all-time temperature records, and monthly climate averages for Canoga Park, CA. Explore typical weather conditions by week for trip planning, and see how today compares to the historical record.
April 5th in Canoga Park sits in that sweet spot of spring — historically averaging a comfortable 76° high and 45° low across 76 years of records. The date has seen wild swings though, from a scorching 102° in 1989 to a near-freezing 33° in 1967. Rain is unlikely, with only an 11% historical chance of any precipitation.
Canoga Park plays in extremes — this is a place that has hit 120° (September 6, 2020) and bottomed out at 18° (February 6, 1989) within the same 77-year record book. A single November day in 1970 dumped 6.57 inches of rain, and even a brief half-inch of snow fell in February 1989. It's classic inland Valley: hot summers, mild winters, and occasional reminders that Southern California weather isn't always sunshine.
If you're chasing warmth, late July through early August is peak season, with average highs hitting 97° the week of July 30. For something more temperate, January and December both average 69° highs — cool but rarely cold. Rain is concentrated almost entirely in winter, with early February being the wettest stretch at just over an inch per week on average.