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Lying nestled in the high desert of Southern California, Santa Clarita Valley has typically a dry and hot climate during the summer months i.e., from July to September. Temperature hovers in high 70s and occasional showers occur in the spring, fall and winter seasons. Sedimentary rocks dating back to 30 and 1.75 Million of years make up most of the valley. Carpeting the floor of valley is alluvial soil coming from streams and rivers. Southern California’s oldest rocks can be found barely few miles away. Dating as far back as 1.68 billion of years, the rocks form a portion of … Continue reading →