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Weather

Quick Stats

Temperature Averages Spring – High: 76 °F
Spring – Low: 54 °F
Summer – High: 87 °F
Summer – Low: 63 °F
Fall – High: 82 °F
Fall – Low: 58 °F
Winter – High: 71 °F
Winter – Low: 48 °F
Precipitation Averages Spring: 1.35 in.
Summer: 0.03 in.
Fall: 0.49 in.
Winter: 2.93 in.
What to Pack
  • Beach towels
  • A couple coats
  • Hats/beanies
  • Jeans
  • Sandals
  • Shorts
  • Sunscreen
  • Swimming trunks
  • Tennis shoes
  • T-shirts

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

Weather is very close to the hearts of all Biola students, which is to say that it's usually very sunny, especially in the spring semester. When it's not 80 or 90 degrees at the beginning of the fall semester, it's usually 90 or 100 degrees, scalding some Northern students into wondering why they chose to attend Biola. However, during the fall, nights can be chilly, and the coldest it usually gets is into the 60s at night and 70s during the day. Students usually wear jeans and T-shirts during the winter, and T-shirts, shorts, and sandals during the spring. Sometimes, during the fall semester, rain will strike and bewilder many students, but it won't last longer than a couple of days, giving students an enjoyable shock from the warm weather.

Students usually take advantage of the splendid weather by going to the beach on sunny days and Disneyland on rainier/overcast days, when people will least likely go and it's not as harsh having to walk around all day. Many Biolans claim that a big factor in deciding where they would go to college came down to weather, and claim that Southern California's weather was the most ideal from their choices.

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hss88

Elementary Education '14

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Southern California Beauty

The weather in Southern California is extremely tolerable, and rarely harsh. This beautiful weather makes for a nice atmosphere on campus, with students studying, reading, eating, and playing games, outside. Rarely are students not doing these things, in fact. Sometimes the students can even convince their professors to have class outside!

Jan 21, 2012

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breatheazy6

Education '15

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Breazy

Since Biola is located in Southern California, specifically in Orange County, summer weather is always felt. Even on campus with the scenery of things, the weather does not look like a factor to dampen student learning.

Aug 03, 2011

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lydiainpurple

Education '14

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Close to Beach Weather

The weather is excellent! It rarely gets extremely hot, majority of the time the weather is about slightly windy with the sun out. Must say that many praise the sunny days and weather at Biola University!

Jun 13, 2011

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User rating for Biola University - Weather is 4.6 out of 5 based on 14 user reviews.

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Hometown
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Major
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