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A First Alert Weather Alert is in effect for Saturday in response to ongoing rain and snow. Low pressure off the coast is moving south. As it does so, tropical moisture is drawn in, increasing the amount of moisture in Southern California. This will be the most impactful winter storm we have experienced this season.
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Temps will be well below average for the next several days, and the humidity is gradually thinning out, too. The Jetstream is dipping pretty far to the South, allowing some cooler air into the region. Highs will be near the 100 degree mark. Dew points should settle into the lower 50s, and drop even further
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Dew points will slowly drop through the next couple of days, and temperatures will be several degrees below average through the weekend. The monsoonal flow continues, and the possibility of thunderstorms lingers, especially in the high desert today. Highs will top out below average today and through the weekend. Dew points remain above the 50
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A Flash Flood Warning was issued just south of the Coachella Valley this afternoon as we continue to watch cells pass in our mountains. We’re not seeing any impacts on the valley floor yet, but do note this warning included a small part of Highway 111 through the east end of the valley, near Thermal.
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Dew points are way up today, and the potential for isolated thunderstorms exists for our mountain communities, the high desert, and even a small chance here on the Valley floor. Dew points will remain quite high through tomorrow. Highs all week will be at or below our seasonal norm, so cooler than last week. An
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The weekend will be another hot and humid affair, with temps hitting the one-teens until early next week. Highs today will reach 110, and will be even hotter tomorrow. Dew points surged into the 70s yesterday afternoon, today it is modestly drier. We will keep an eye on our Doppler Radar to monitor potential thunderstorm
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Daytime highs remain in the lower one-teens and get hotter this weekend. Today, expect temps near 110. Dew points soared into the lower 70s yesterday, and we’re seeing similar numbers today, so the humidity remains uncomfortably high. The Extreme Heat Warning is now in effect until SUNDAY evening, so temperatures will still climb to dangerous
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Highs today will run in the lower one-teens, much like the last full week, with an Extreme Heat Warning. An Extreme Heat Warning remains in place through Saturday, so very little change is expected until early next week. The giant ridge of high pressure is holding firm, keeping the heat dome in place for the
Continue ReadingThe Extreme Heat Warning has been extended through Saturday evening, with forecast highs expected to remain in the lower and middle one-teens. Yesterday, we hit 115, today with the addition of a little humidity, I’m expecting a high of 113. The location of the ridge of high pressure is pushing some monsoonal moisture in from
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Highs remain well above normal, in the mid one-teens most of the week. High pressure is again the culprit, hovering over the desert Southwest, boosting temps all week. An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect now until 8 p.m. tomorrow. Dew points remain in check, so the monsoonal moisture flow is so far remains off
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Highs continue to increase through Sunday, so we are under an Extreme Heat Warning and First Alert Weather Alert until Sunday evening. Highs today will hit 117 and we’ll be even hotter tomorrow. Humidity has dropped since earlier in the week, so while temps are rising, the dew points are making things slightly more comfortable.
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An Extreme Heat Warning begins today and will last through Sunday, along with a First Alert Weather Alert Friday to Sunday. Temps today will be in the lower one-teens, but we will flirt with 120 by Saturday. Humidity levels have dropped a bit, which is a positive part of our forecast with dew points mainly
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Temps will be on the rise as soon as tomorrow, with highs reaching close to 120 degrees by Saturday and lingering near that number Sunday, too. Today, we’re still expecting “reasonable” temps in the lower one-teens. The First Alert Weather Team has issued a Weather Alert for the weekend, from Friday morning until Sunday evening
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We go from bake to broil in our First Alert Forecast, with temps rising to levels we’ve not seen yet this year! An Extreme Heat Warning goes back into effect on Thursday, and will last through Sunday evening (if it’s not extended). Highs today will be in the lower one-teens, and we’ll repeat that tomorrow.
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Highs remain above average this week, and the Extreme Heat Warning is still in place until 8 this evening. Expect highs in the lower one-teens most of this week, including this afternoon. Humidity remains a concern, too. Some spotty showers yesterday were the result of a strong monsoonal surge, today the dew points are still
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Highs continue to climb, we hit 115 yesterday and expect hotter conditions today. High pressure remains in place, and shows no signs of weakening. In addition to the Extreme Heat Warning, we continue to see some monsoon flow, exacerbating the hot conditions. The Extreme Heat Warning is in place through 8 p.m. Monday. Highs show
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Highs topped at 111 yesterday, and will go up from there through the weekend. Today expect highs to hit 114. The Extreme Heat Warning remains in place through Monday. We’re continuing to monitor monsoonal moisture, which will remain fairly high through Friday, but dry out a bit into Saturday. An Air Quality Alert for elevated
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Highs climb into the one-teens, and will remain well above average through the weekend. An Extreme Heat Warning will remain in effect through Monday evening. High pressure will dominate the forecast into early next week, so be sure to stay hydrated and do everything you can to prevent heat-related illnesses. Highs will finally drop back
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Today may be the mildest day of the week, with highs close to seasonal norms. High pressure building in will bringing a lengthy heatwave that will last well into next week. Dew points will also be on the rise through the end of the week. There will be a slight chance of scattered thunderstorms in
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Dew points are back below the 50 degree mark, and temps will hover near 109, which is normal for the date. Monsoonal moisture has moved a bit to the East, but will return before the end of the week. Expect some Northwesterly winds this afternoon, but breezes max out below the 20 m.p.h. threshold. Highs
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