Katie Boer

The hottest weather of the week arrives today through Thursday, with highs peaking tomorrow around 113 degrees. An Extreme Heat Warning in effect as highs climb into the lower to middle 110s across the Coachella Valley. While temperatures are dangerous, the combo of heat and elevated humidity will make it feel far more uncomfortable, with warm overnight

Monsoonal moisture will keep a slight chance of isolated showers or thunderstorms in the forecast this afternoon and evening, mainly over the mountains, though a stray shower can’t be ruled out across lower desert communities. By Tuesday and especially Wednesday, high pressure builds and begins taking over, sending temperatures well above average with Wednesday shaping

The good news is our Extreme Heat Warning expired tonight, and temperatures ease a few degrees this weekend with highs returning closer to seasonal levels. On the flipside–it’s a give and take relationship with Mother Nature, Don’t let seasonally lower temperatures fool you, humidity is going to continue increasing, keeping overnight lows unusually warm and

High temperatures remain dangerously hot across the Coachella Valley through Friday as our Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect through Friday evening. We’re still expecting highs between 113-117 degrees today, with widespread Major HeatRisk. If you have to be outside, be sure to stay hydrated, take breaks often, and avoid strenuous activity during the hottest part of the day.

The hottest part of this week’s heatwave is winding down — with peak heat today and tomorrow. Our Extreme Heat Warning continues through tomorrow evening with highs between114-117 degrees and widespread moderate to major HeatRisk for the valley. If you’re thinking of going to the mountains to cool down–great idea–except while cooler than the valley, our

High temperatures will continue climbing across the Coachella Valley through Thursday as an Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect. We’re looking at highs between 114-117 degrees during the hottest part of the week, with widespread moderate to major HeatRisk making dangerous heat the biggest weather story over the next few days. Overnight lows in the 80s won’t

Warm, seasonable weather will stick around through the Fourth of July weekend, with plenty of sunshine and only a few passing high clouds. A steady warming trend begins Monday, sending desert highs into the 110s by midweek and increasing heat risk across the Coachella Valley. The Coachella Valley will enjoy warm, yet seasonable weather through

Temperatures will continue to climb across the Coachella Valley through the holiday weekend, with highs climbing from near seasonal to about 110 degrees or higher by the middle of next week. While we’re watching an increase in tropical moisture overhead this weekend, it should mainly bring periods of high clouds–closer to the coast–with very little

Another unbelievably, fantastic day in the 90s today! Today marks our 5th day in a row with highs in the 90s and temps 10-15 degrees below normal. Hope you enjoyed it, because now a warming trend is underway across the Coachella Valley into this weekend and next week. We’ll hang onto these below-average temperatures for

If you’re not outside enjoying today, you are not taking advantage of our unusually cool end to June! Temperatures feel fantastic to start this week–most spots about 15 degrees cooler than normal today. A gradual warming trend is on the way for the Coachella Valley with highs returning closer to seasonal by this weekend. Temps

A much cooler-than-normal pattern will stick around across the Coachella Valley through much of next week as a large area of low pressure remains pretty much parked along the West Coast. High temps will continue running below average, with a slow warming trend expected toward the end of the week, though we’ll likely stay a

It will be a windy and much cooler-than-normal weekend across the Coachella Valley as a strong low-pressure system pushes into the Pacific Northwest. We’ll loose a couple degrees tomorrow with winds on the rise–especially on the north side of the valley. The strongest winds are expected Saturday afternoon and evening, with gusts of 50 to

While not officially the hottest day of the year so far–last week we topped off at 111 degrees–it’s still very close. That means its a crucial time to remember to practice heat safety. Highs will still top out around 110 degrees Thursday before a much cooler pattern settles in to end the week. A strong

A warming trend will continue across the Coachella Valley through Wednesday as high pressure strengthens over the Southwest part of the country. Highs are expected to peak between 108-112 degrees by midweek, with overnight lows remaining unusually warm in the lower 80s. That’s not going to provide much relief after sunset–part of the reason we’re

A warming trend is underway across the Coachella Valley as high pressure strengthens over the Southwest. Highs will climb from near seasonal levels today into the upper 100s by Wednesday, running about 5 to 10 degrees above average with increasingly warm overnight temperatures offering limited relief.   While a few clouds and a slight chance

Highs continue to rise as we head into the weekend, meaning we’ll likely hit our hottest temps of the year as early as this weekend. Current warmest temp of 2026 is 108 degrees.  Temperatures are expected to hover 5-10 degrees above seasonal averages through early next week. East and southeastern winds are bringing additional moisture

We’re turning up the heat as high pressure continues to strengthen over the Southwest. Get ready for a steady warming trend through the end of the week, with many locations climbing into the 108–112° range Friday through Monday. That means little to no overnight relief and widespread Moderate to Major Heat Risk developing. Looking ahead,

Get ready for heat! Some of the hottest temperatures of the year are on deck with another warm and sunny stretch is setting up as high pressure strengthens over the West. Temperatures are going to climb fairly steadily through the week, with highs pushing into the 105-108° range by Thursday and likely topping out around