Big Bear Weather Report
With about 300 days of sunshine a year, it’s no wonder Big Bear remains a perennial favorite outdoor destination. Rain storms, and thank goodness, snowstorms, are much more frequent at these moist heights, but storm systems tend to roll through quickly. The overall temperature is mild. The warmest month, July, seldom sees temps above 80 degrees Fahrenheit. The lowest recorded winter level was -25 F; not all that cold for a location so far above sea level. Still, rangers remind campers that freezing temperatures have been recorded every single month of the year, so wear layers and be prepared. These are the best local sources for current weather conditions.
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A rider at Bear Mountain enjoying the blue skies |
If you're looking for a
Bear Mountain Ski Report and Snow Summit Snow Report look in the winter section. You'll find all the links there.
CITY CONCIERGE, BIG BEAR
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City Concerge at Big Bear is the source for vacation cabin rentals and beautiful homes. We have luxury homes, cabins in the woods, condos both slopeside, on the lake, and in the towns. Many with spas, fireplaces, complete kitchens and views. Fresh Air, Come Get Some!
