Katie Boer

Warm and quiet weather will settle into the Coachella Valley for the remainder of January and into the start of February.  A fantastic VillageFest evening with mostly clear skies, mild evening temps and overnight lows staying just above seasonal norms (after a colder start earlier this week). Our nice warming trend continues through at least

A COLD start earlier today around the Coachella Valley with several locations like Palm Springs, Thousand Palms, Indio, and Palm Desert dropping down to the upper 30s this morning! In fact Palm Springs tied the record cold low temperature for todays date. We’ll see another pretty chilly morning waking up Wednesday, but by mid week

Pleasant and mild conditions to kick off the work week across the Coachella Valley today, with some lingering high clouds clearing and locally gusty east winds near our mountain passes and slopes. Winds will ease in the mountains tonight, but set us up for one of the cooler nights of the week with lows dropping

Cooler temperatures will continue across the Coachella Valley through the weekend, with highs generally close or just below seasonal in the lower 70s. Some very isolated Scattered showers will move through the region tonight, with additional spotty showers possible into Saturday morning, though moisture is limited and rainfall amounts look very limited–additionally it really does

Clouds and cooler temperatures across the Coachella Valley today through Friday, with highs easing closer to normal in the low 70s with periods of high clouds and localized onshore winds. While showers are possible west of the mountains and in higher elevations Thursday into early Saturday, the valley floor will likely to remain dry with

An absolutely perfect past couple of days with sunshine and 70s across the Coachella Valley. We look to stay mild with above-average temperatures and for the most part, clear skies, as weak offshore flow continues. Warm conditions should last through Wednesday, then a more noticeable cooling trend arrives late week. Thursday a low pressure system

EARTHQUAKE UPDATE: A 4.9 magnitude quake shook the valley about 12 miles NNE of Indio. Most of the Coachella Valley experienced several seconds of moderate shaking. As of 11:30pm Monday, we’re seen 7 aftershocks at or over 2.5 in magnitude. Dozens more associated with this event below 2.0. Fantastic weather on this extended 3-day weekend,

A mild and mostly clear evening across the Coachella Valley after an absolutely beautiful and warm day! Any lingering gusty Santa Ana winds will continue easing through the evening (but still remain largely outside the Coachella Valley in the mountains, coastal slopes, and passes).  Our high and low temperatures are trending roughly 5-15 degrees warmer

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