Katie Boer

A brief warming trend continues across the Coachella Valley through Friday with temperatures climbing a few degrees above seasonal averages. Sunny skies and fairly calm conditions will stick around to wrap up the workweek before a noticeable shift arrives this weekend. A system dropping into the PNW will bring slightly cooler temperatures and gusty west

Increasing winds this evening–especially across our normal wind prone zones. A brief “cooling” trend settles into the valley through the end of the week with temperatures climbing a few degrees above normal through Friday. Mornings stay fairly comfortable thanks to lighter winds and clear skies. By the weekend, we shift gears again as another system

Hot–but not as hot. A little relief is settling into the Coachella Valley as a weak system moves into SoCal bringing a slight cooling trend through Wednesday. Breezy winds out of the west will continue through this evening and again Wednesday afternoon. Desert slopes and wind-prone areas could see gusts between 25-45 mph at times.

Our desert heat continues building through the rest of Mother’s Day weekend as strong high pressure stays parked over the Southwest. Temperatures climb a few more degrees Sunday before peaking Monday, when much of the lower desert is expected to reach the 105-110 degree range. An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect through Monday evening

The warming trend continues across the Coachella Valley through Mother’s Day weekend as a strong high pressure settles over the Southwest and just camps out for a couple days.  Temperatures will keep climbing each day, with much of the valley and lower desert expected to push well into the triple digits by Sunday and Monday. 

The warming trend continues across the Coachella Valley today, with temperatures climbing well above seasonal averages and staying there through much of next week. Most locations topping off right around the 100 degree mark today with highs expected to continue rising through the weekend.  An Extreme Heat Watch is in place for the Coachella Valley

The warming trend officially kicks off across the Coachella Valley today as high pressure begins building back into the West. After two noticeably cooler and windy days to start the work week, we’re looking at warmer and calmer conditions through the remainder of the forecast period.  Highs will continue climbing through the week, weekend and

A weak area of high pressure will bring a noticeable warmup to the Coachella Valley, with temperatures climbing about 10 degrees above normal today and Saturday. Across the desert and inland we’ll stay mostly clear and warm through the end of the week. By Sunday, an approaching closed low will start to shift conditions, introducing

Mostly sunny and warm across the Coachella Valley today with a few added high clouds moving into SoCal as a system passes to our south. That will also lead to a few breezy spots this afternoon and evening. Winds could gust up to 25-40mph at times, especially closer to the mountain slopes and typical wind-prone

Winds pick up a bit across the Coachella Valley today, with breezy onshore flow and temperatures holding right near seasonal levels. Those winds ramp up a little more noticeably Thursday, especially near the passes and desert slopes, where gusts could reach 30-40mph at times. Aside from the wind, conditions stay dry with plenty of sunshine

Winds are much quieter across the Coachella Valley today, and temperatures remain pretty comfortable with highs running close to seasonal norms. Hopefully you enjoyed a couple cooler days in the 70s because we’ll keep a steady warming trend going through the rest of the week, with highs climbing back into the mid 90s by Friday.

Today brings calmer weather to the Coachella Valley, with a few continued breezy spots this afternoon and temperatures still below our seasonal average. Our Windblown Dust Advisory remains in place until 9am tomorrow.  Highs warm a little bit each day through midweek, upper 80s tomorrow. Then climbing back into the low 90s by Wednesday. We’re

A powerful spring storm system is moving into California, bringing a much windier and cooler conditions to the Coachella Valley during a busy Stagecoach weekend.  A First Alert Weather Alert has been issued from 2pm Saturday to 11am Sunday for gusty west winds. A Wind Advisory is also in place for the same timeframe. During

Temperatures climb into the mid to upper 80s late week before breezy weather builds back into the Coachella Valley this weekend as another weak storm system moves across California. Winds will increase Friday, then peak Saturday with gusty west winds 25-45mph possible and areas of blowing dust at times. Temperatures stay pleasant for Stagecoach weekend,

Wind advisories surround the Coachella Valley this afternoon as gusty winds ramp up this afternoon and stick around into early Wednesday. The strongest winds will stay primarily near the mountains and desert slopes, with a little blowing dust possible in the usual wind-prone spots, but we’ll still see some occasional gusty winds across the valley

Our breezy winds this morning are beginning to gradually ease this afternoon, with winds diminishing more significantly tonight.  High temperatures today are noticeably cooler—only climbing to the low 80s. We’ll see a noticeable uptick tomorrow heating up to the lower 90s Saturday. Warm and dry conditions linger through the weekend, with Sunday highs a few

A passing system to our southwest is ushering add cloud cover, partly to mostly cloudy today. Onshore flow is also adding to some breezy west winds, especially late this afternoon and evening, along with slightly cooler temperatures across the Coachella Valley. Gusty conditions continue into tonight before shifting offshore early Friday, bringing drier north to

Very pleasant with seasonal temperatures today and Thursday, with highs in the mid to upper 80s before a slight cooldown Thursday. Winds will become a factor late week with onshore gusts Thursday 35-45mph possible across the deserts and mountain passes. Winds shift offshore Friday, which will bring drier air and more breezy conditions, especially near