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High pressure building across the Western states will increase daytime highs and moderate overnight lows through the weekend and into next week. This is part of a broader weather pattern forcing the Jet Stream well to the North over the Western US, and then seeing it dive deep into the Southeastern part of the Country,
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High pressure is building in from the Coast, and that will producer warmer temps into the Halloween Weekend. Speaking of Halloween, look for highs in the low 90s, and also be on the lookout for a Trunk-or-Treat event at the River in Rancho Mirage from 4-7pm. Dress up and drive up! Today look for highs
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Wins subsided in the overnight, allowing morning lows to drop into the forties and fifties this morning for a brisk start to the day. However, the cooler air moving out as High Pressure builds back in. Air Quality has improved since the winds have backed off, and the AQI is now in the “Moderate” range.
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After a gusty day that saw a high of 71 and winds of 40mph, today is moving in a more comfortable direction. Highs will span the upper 70s, and winds are greatly reduced here. Not so in the Inland Empire where Red Flag and High Wind Warnings remain in effect. An area of low pressure
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Blustery winds up to 35mph continue today, as does the Wind Advisory. A High Wind Warning is also up to the East of the Valley, as well as Red Flag Warnings throughout SoCal. A front and area of low pressure sliding by to the North are creating the windy and cool conditions, which will slowly
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An area of low pressure developing off the Coast of Southern California will keep the temps at or below seasonal averages this weekend. We’ll see partly cloudy skies and even a slight chance of light showers towards the Coast and I.E. That low will enhance the Marine Layer through the weekend, to help push temperatures
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Yesterday, we broke the string of triple-digits days, hitting 97. Today we continue to cool down and will through early next week. Cooler air up North is finally migrating southward. The airmass to our North is causing gusty winds, and dry conditions despite the cooler numbers, so Red Flag warnings continue to do in the
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Skies are nice and clear here, and temps down into the sixties and fifties this morning, but we’ll still be warmer than normal today. The Marine Layer is thickening up and moving inland, so cooler temperatures are approaching! Still very dry across California, even with the cooler weather. Red Flag Warnings persist in Northern California.
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A weak storm system to our North will enhance a cooling trend that is underway, allowing daytimes highs to drop out of the triple digits. That system will bring gusty winds and fire danger to Northern California, while pushing colder air farther South. Highs will drop out of the triple digits and into the nineties
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Highs will start to come down through the week as cooler air moves in from Northern California. The Marine Layer continues to thicken up, providing low clouds and fog to Coastal areas, and increasing the cooling capacity of the atmosphere, especially overnight. Highs today will remain in the low 100s, extending our streak of triple-digits
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Highs yesterday hit 109, besting the previous record of 108 in Palm Springs, and making us the hottest place in the U.S.! Today we’ll see similar conditions as high pressure continues to keep highs well above average. Because of the heat, potential for gusty NE winds, and low humidity, Heat Advisories and Red Flag Warnings
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Yesterday we topped out at 104, and we’ll likely repeat it again today, adding to our yearly record total of days in the triple digits! The heat has cause the NWS to issue a Heat Advisory through Friday as the temps remain 10-15 degrees above average. On the bright side, our air quality has improved
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After a mild and comfortable weekend, highs return to the triple digits starting today, and lasting through much of the week. A ridge of high pressure is the culprit, warming the Western U.S. Coastal areas and Inland Empire will remain under a Heat Advisory through the week. Beneath ridge of high pressure, air quality is
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An area low pressure lingering off the California Coast is providing us breezy and cooler conditions through the weekend, with highs dropping into the lower 90s! Expect some breezy conditions as we move through the sunset hours both today and tomorrow, but no major wind event is anticipated. Gusts North of the freeway could reach
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Morning lows once again dipped into the sixties for a refreshing start to our Thursday! We should stay below triple digits for highs today, halting the streak that has seen 142 days of 100+ temperatures so far this year. (Don’t worry, we’ll likely still see some more of those 100s before the year’s end). A
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Highs today will still reach the triple digits, but by the end of the week, much cooler weather is on the way as high pressure starts to weaken and moved East. Air Quality has been moving between “Moderate” and “Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups” as we progress through the day, so people with breathing issues like
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Highs again span the the low 100s, so we’ll add to the record number of days at or above 100 degrees this year. High pressure across the Desert Southwest will continue to keep skies mostly sunny. Just a bit of cloud cover sliding in today from the South will provide partly cloudy conditions early today.
Continue ReadingHeat Advisories and Excessive Heat Warnings continue for parts of Socal, but not for the Valley. Highs will high 110 today, adding to the impressive and unfortunate string of triple digit and 110-plus days we’ve recorded this year so far. Expect the temps this afternoon to be similar to those of yesterday, but slightly lower
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We’re no longer looking a Red Flag Warning today, but parts of the state (much of it) under a Heat Advisory through tomorrow. High pressure again keeping the temps 10-15 degrees above normal. Air quality continues to improve as wildfires are slowed by our firefighters. Temperatures today will rival those of yesterday when we hit
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Red Flag Warnings and Heat Advisories persist today: High pressure dominates the Western US with highs well above average from here to the Coast and up and down California. Air quality remains in the Moderate Range today, with less smoke local wildfires that are now well contained. Yesterday, we hit 108, today will be similar.
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