Katie Boer

The dangerous heat isn’t going anywhere just yet. Highs will remain in the lower to middle one-teens through most of the week as a stubborn ridge of high pressure aloft stays locked over the Desert Southwest. The National Weather Service has extended the Extreme Heat Warning for the Coachella Valley another 24-hours. Now set to

Today is the last day of our cooler/reasonable heat before another dangerous heat wave settles into the Coachella Valley–and this round is expected to be a little hotter. Temperatures climb a few more degrees Thursday, then soar into the upper one-teens to near 120 degrees Friday through the weekend, with the hottest weather expected Saturday

A hot and humid start to the week with even more heat on deck later this week. We’re finally getting a little break from the worst of the heat, with temperatures only about 5 degrees above normal through Wednesday—but don’t get too comfortable. Highs will still top out in the one-teens, and with humidity remaining

The dangerous heat only gets worse across the Coachella Valley into weekend, with highs climbing a couple more degrees today before peaking Saturday around 115-120 degrees in the hottest communities. An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect through Monday evening as very warm overnight lows in the upper 80s and low 90s continue to provide

Happy Friday! Extreme Heat continues to remain the #1 story across the Coachella Valley, with highs between 115-117 today through Saturday. An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect through Monday as dangerously hot afternoons combine with overnight lows in the upper 80s and low 90s, offering very little relief post sunset which will keep HeatRisk in the

Extreme and dangerous heat returns to the Coachella Valley today through the weekend and even into early next week with highs climbing into the low to mid-110s today. Even hotter with highs reaching 113-117 degrees Friday through Sunday. An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect through Monday evening as dangerous daytime highs combines with overnight

Second to Monday, today will likely be the coolest day of the week, with highs staying close to seasonal averages before a prolonged heatwave settles into the Coachella Valley. Temperatures will climb into the low to mid-110s beginning Wednesday, with some communities reaching 115 degrees or higher through the weekend and into early next week.

Happy Monday! High temperatures across the Coachella Valley will stay close to seasonal levels through Tuesday before a decent warming trend sends us back into the low to mid-110s by the second half of the week.  Here’s a look at your Tuesday morning. In fact, the National Weather Service has issued a Extreme Heat Watch

High temperatures across the Coachella Valley will stay close to seasonal levels through much of next week, offering a little bit of a break from the recent heat. A First Alert Weather Alert remains in effect through 7pm as monsoonal moisture continues to fuel opportunity for isolated thunderstorm development over the surrounding mountains. That said,

Our Extreme Heat Warning expired at 8pm this evening with highs topping out around 105 degrees, but our overnight lows remain very warm. That said, it felt so much hotter Thursday because of elevated dew points, but temperatures finally start to ease back to seasonal into the weekend. Even thought the heat starts to back off,

The hottest day of the week is here, with highs climbing to around 112 degrees this afternoon as an Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect through 8pm Thursday. Thanks to lingering monsoonal moisture, it’ll feel even hotter in some spots, with “feels like” temperatures making many spots feel 3-6 degrees hotter. Temperatures ease a few degrees Thursday and continue trending

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