Super Bowl LX fans enjoy perfect weather in Santa Clara and Los Angeles
Fans heading to Super Bowl LX this Sunday can expect pleasant weather in both Santa Clara and Los Angeles. The forecast suggests mild conditions, with no rain expected during the game. Warm temperatures and clear skies will likely set the stage for the event.
In Santa Clara, where the match kicks off at 3:30 p.m., temperatures will climb into the 60s by game time. Light winds will keep conditions comfortable, though more clouds may roll in later in the evening. No rain is forecast for the South Bay area.
Meanwhile, Los Angeles will see even warmer weather, with highs reaching the upper 70s to low 80s under clear skies. A slight Santa Ana flow offshore is blocking marine influence, keeping the air dry. This has raised a minor fire risk, but no significant disruptions are expected.
After the weekend, Los Angeles will cool down, with temperatures dropping into the 60s by Tuesday. There is also a chance of rain later in the week.
Super Bowl 50 took place in Santa Clara a decade ago, and this year's event marks another return to the same location. One forecast for the 2026 game in the area suggested temperatures could reach up to 20°C, though past averages for February were not specified.
The dry, mild weather should provide ideal conditions for fans and players alike. With no rain in sight and comfortable temperatures, the focus will remain on the game. After Sunday, Los Angeles will see a shift toward cooler, wetter weather by midweek.
