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Santa Fe Springs, CA Weather Forecast

Los Angeles County, California

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Santa Fe Springs, CA at a glance

Santa Fe Springs is home to about 20,174 people in Los Angeles County, across 8.9 square miles. It ranks 296th by population of 450 places in California with a forecast here. The nearest neighbour with its own forecast is Norwalk, 2 miles away.

County
Los Angeles County
Population
20,174 2023 est.
Land area
8.9 sq mi
People per sq mi
2,277
Forecast point
33.9336°N, 118.0626°W

How well can the network see Santa Fe Springs?

26 mito radar KSOX

The nearest Doppler radar is KSOX (Santa Ana Mountains, CA), to the ESE. Its lowest scan passes about 1,500 ft above Santa Fe Springs. That is about as close as US radar coverage gets: low-level rotation and gust fronts over Santa Fe Springs show up clearly. Santa Fe Springs is closer to its radar than 77% of US cities.

6.2 mito station KFUL

The closest weather station is KFUL (Fullerton Muni). Representative on most days, though a thunderstorm can hit one and miss the other.

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