Katie Boer

Cloud cover will linger into Wednesday as a cutoff low pressure system passes well to our west and south, with little to no rainfall expected in the Coachella Valley. Maybe a few lingering showers for San Diego County–but limited even for them. Very slight chance for the Coachella Valley. Our main weather impact will be

Partly cloudy skies tonight with most areas staying dry. Clouds may linger into Tuesday and early Wednesday as a low-pressure system passes well to our west, but any precipitation locally would be light and spotty at best. Currently, only about a 10% chance. We’ll also begin seeing the skies clear by Tuesday & Wednesday with

Scattered light showers across the Coachella Valley gradually taper off this evening. Any additional rainfall would be light however, with improving conditions overnight. We’re still looking at a Flood Watch for western Riverside County and SW San Bernadino County. A Flood Warning is in place for San Diego County. But many of us stacked up

Merry Christmas Eve! A First Alert Weather Alert is in place until 1pm Christmas Day as heavy rain from a strong Winter storm continues to move across the region. For the Coachella Valley, periods of moderate to locally heavy rain remain possible for this afternoon and evening, with roadway flooding a concern, especially along wash

After a few quick passing showers earlier this afternoon… we’re looking at more active weather beginning tonight and overnight. Most spots around the valley saw about/or less than 0.10″ from our initial push. A First Alert Weather Alert will be in effect starting at 10pm tonight as a strong atmospheric river moves into the Coachella

Warm and dry conditions this evening across the Coachella Valley. A lovely evening! As highs continue to trend mild and above average… once again topping out in the lower 80s and staying well above seasonal normal–which is currently upper 60s. This pleasant pattern holds through this weekend, though we’ll start to notice a slight dip

A calm and quiet pattern on deck for the Coachella Valley this weekend into early next week. Temperatures drop slightly Saturday and Sunday into the upper 70s, a tad cooler next week before finally dropping below seasonal normal into the upper 60s by this next Thursday. I’m watching another opportunity for weak offshore winds to

Quiet weather will continue across the Coachella Valley through Thanksgiving, with temperatures running about 5-10 degrees above normal and a few high clouds drifting through tomorrow. Still a few Santa Ana winds going through the mountain passes–25-40mph, but improving. Offshore winds are weakening tonight into Thursday, leaving most spots calm for the holiday. A gradual

Warm, dry, and breezy through Thanksgiving as offshore flow and some weak Santa Ana winds bring in some drier air and keep temperatures running 5-10 degrees above normal. Santa Ana winds won’t be a big factor locally, although if you’re traveling today–and many are–we’re looking at some gusty east winds 25–30 mph will continue through

Good Thursday morning! Bundle up out the door. We have a chilly start for us here in the valley with morning lows in the 40s. That’s the coldest start we’ve had since this past April!  Our morning starts cold and dry with increasing clouds and a chance of rain heading into the afternoon. We’re looking

A nice and mild Thursday across the Coachella Valley, but significant changes are quickly afoot. A cooling trend settles in this evening as clouds thicken ahead of a strong Pacific storm that is expected to arrive overnight. This storm will be the main story through the weekend. A First Alert Weather Alert is in place

Big changes on the way for the Coachella Valley and the entire Southwest as a strong Pacific storm system moves closer to the west close. It’ll be a big switch from our sunny and unusually warm stretch that we’ve started November with.  This evening is pleasant and lovely. Temps in the low 90s and upper

A nice and warm Veteran’s Day across the Coachella Valley this evening. We’ve had temperatures running about 10 degrees warmer than normal and a mix of blue sky and clouds for a number of Veteran’s Day events and parades today around the desert. Hopefully you’ve enjoyed our gorgeous summer-like weather the first half of November