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Avalon, CA Historic Weather Averages
Monthly Temperature Averages for Avalon, CA:
- January: High 63°F (17°C), Low 48°F (9°C)
- February: High 63°F (17°C), Low 48°F (9°C)
- March: High 64°F (18°C), Low 49°F (9°C)
- April: High 66°F (19°C), Low 51°F (11°C)
- May: High 68°F (20°C), Low 54°F (12°C)
- June: High 70°F (21°C), Low 58°F (14°C)
- July: High 74°F (23°C), Low 62°F (17°C)
- August: High 75°F (24°C), Low 63°F (17°C)
- September: High 74°F (23°C), Low 62°F (17°C)
- October: High 72°F (22°C), Low 58°F (14°C)
- November: High 68°F (20°C), Low 52°F (11°C)
- December: High 64°F (18°C), Low 49°F (9°C)
Catalina Island Rainfall Averages:
Catalina Island tends to have most of its rainfall in the winter months, with very dry summers.
- Annual Average Rainfall: Around 12 inches (305 mm)
- Rainiest Months: December through March
- January: 2.4 inches
- February: 2.7 inches
- March: 2.0 inches
Humidity:
Humidity on Catalina Island is relatively consistent throughout the year due to its proximity to the Pacific Ocean.
- Average Humidity: 70-80%
Catalina Island Sea Temperature:
- Winter (December to February): Sea temperatures range from 58°F to 61°F (14-16°C)
- Spring (March to May): Sea temperatures range from 61°F to 63°F (16-17°C)
- Summer (June to August): Sea temperatures range from 67°F to 70°F (19-21°C)
- Fall (September to November): Sea temperatures range from 67°F to 63°F (19-17°C)
Winds:
- Average wind speed: 6-10 mph (10-16 km/h) year-round
- Prevailing winds: Westerly or northwesterly
Catalina Island Sunshine:
Catalina Island generally enjoys sunny weather, especially in the late spring, summer, and fall.
- Sunniest Months: July, August, and September, with about 9-10 hours of sunlight per day.
- Cloudiest Months: December, January, and February, with about 5-6 hours of sunlight per day.
Additional Weather Factors:
- Catalina Eddy: Occasionally during the summer, a coastal weather phenomenon known as the "Catalina Eddy" can occur, bringing low clouds and fog in the early mornings, which usually clear by midday.
- Marine Layer: Early morning fog is common, especially in the spring and early summer. The fog tends to burn off by noon, revealing bright and sunny afternoons.
