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Totally Tubular Festival at House of Blues Anaheim: Clear Skies, Calm Winds Near 69°F

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Totally Tubular Festival at House of Blues Anaheim: Clear Skies, Calm Winds Near 69°F

Hour-by-Hour Event Day Forecast

4 AM 72°Mostly Clear
5 AM 71°Mostly Clear
6 AM 69°Sunny
7 AM 71°Sunny
8 AM 74°Sunny
9 AM 78°Sunny
10 AM 83°Sunny
11 AM 89°Sunny
12 PM 92°Sunny
1 PM 93°Sunny
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3 PM 91°Sunny
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5 PM 91°2% rainSunny
6 PM 90°2% rainMostly Clear
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8 PM 81°2% rainMostly Clear
9 PM 78°2% rainMostly Clear
10 PM 76°2% rainMostly Clear
11 PM 74°2% rainMostly Clear

Totally Tubular Festival Rolls Into Anaheim Under Clear Skies

Totally Tubular Festival kicks off at House of Blues Anaheim at 6:00 p.m. PT on July 23, and the National Weather Service forecast is about as chill as the lineup. Expect mostly clear skies, essentially calm wind around 0 mph, and temperatures easing toward a low near 69°F as the night goes on.

Since this is an outdoor show, the weather is part of the night. The good news: no rain in the forecast and no gusty wind to fight with. That means you can dress for comfort instead of bracing for the elements.

What to Wear

Daytime sun will still be strong before it dips, so don’t skip sun protection if you’re arriving early. Layer light — a breathable top now, something a little warmer as temps slide toward the upper 60s later in the night. With calm wind and clear skies, this is an easy one for planning outfits without worrying about a jacket getting soaked or blown around.

On your feet, go with something you can stand and dance in for hours. A pair of comfortable walking sandals beats anything stiff once the crowd starts moving.

Festival Gear That Actually Makes Sense Tonight

With clear skies and warm evening air, hydration matters more than rain gear. A hydration backpack keeps water on you hands-free so you’re not fighting crowds for the water station every hour.

Daylight hours before the 6 p.m. start will bring real sun exposure, so SPF 50 sport sunscreen is worth applying before you head in — sweat-resistant formulas hold up better through a night of dancing.

Most venues limit what you can carry in, so check House of Blues Anaheim’s bag policy before you go. A clear stadium bag is the safest bet for getting through security fast and avoiding a last-minute swap at the gate.

Festivals run long, and your phone is your ticket, camera, and ride-share app all in one. Keep a portable phone charger 20000mah in your bag so you’re not stuck at 12% during the headliner.

If there’s any downtime between sets or you’re posted up early to grab a spot, a foldable camping chair makes waiting a lot more comfortable — especially with calm winds tonight, it’ll actually stay put.

Practical Tips

Arrive early. Parking around House of Blues Anaheim fills up fast on show nights, and getting in ahead of the 6 p.m. start gives you time to clear bag check without rushing. Double-check what you can bring — clear bag policies are common at this venue, and it’s easier to leave questionable items at home than to get turned away at the door.

Bottom Line

Clear skies, calm wind, and a mild overnight low near 69°F make this about as easy as outdoor festival weather gets. Pack sunscreen for the early hours, bring water, protect your phone battery, and get comfortable — Totally Tubular Festival is set up for a smooth night in Anaheim.