Climate & Weather in Temecula

Temecula has a real Mediterranean climate -- hot summers typically in the mid-90s and mild winters -- with genuinely scarce annual rainfall (~12 inches).

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Hot summers, typically mid-90s

Temecula's summer temperatures typically run in the mid-90s, ranging from the low 80s up to over 100°F on the hottest days -- one source cited approximately 7 days per year above 103°F in a typical year.

Mild winters and genuinely scarce rainfall

Temecula's winters run genuinely mild, with annual rainfall totaling only approximately 12 inches, concentrated between December and February -- the same relatively dry climate pattern that supports the region's wine-growing microclimate.

A genuine link between climate and both wine country and wildfire risk

Temecula's Mediterranean climate and inland foothill setting genuinely support both its real wine-country identity and its real, currently significant wildfire exposure -- see the insurance-hazard-costs topic page for the wildfire-risk detail in full.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-25. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.