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        Mild Spring Warm‑Up Ahead for Greater Pasadena and the San Gabriel Valley

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      San Gabriel Farmers Market, April 11, 2026 (File Photo – W.K.)

      Greater Pasadena and the San Gabriel Valley are in for a stretch of classic spring weather this week, with steadily warming afternoons, crisp nights, and plenty of sunshine dominating the forecast.

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      Tuesday opens the week with mostly sunny skies and a high near 76, accompanied by calm conditions that shift to a light southwest breeze in the afternoon. Overnight temperatures dip to around 50, with winds easing back to calm.

      Wednesday brings another bright day, topping out near 75, with gentle south‑southwest winds in the afternoon. The night remains mostly clear, settling near 51 degrees.

      By Thursday, the region begins a noticeable warm‑up, reaching a high near 78 under full sun. The evening stays mild and mostly clear, with lows around 54.

      Friday continues the warming trend, climbing to about 82 degrees before another clear night in the upper 50s.

      The warmest day of the stretch arrives Saturday, when temperatures reach the mid‑80s, paired with sunny skies. Clouds begin to creep in Saturday night, though conditions stay mild with lows near 57.

      By Sunday, the pattern shifts slightly cooler, with mostly sunny skies and a high near 79, followed by a partly cloudy night around 54 degrees.

      Overall, the week offers a stable, pleasant pattern, ideal for outdoor plans, gardening, or simply enjoying the slow slide toward early summer.

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