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We’re expecting sunshine and warm conditions, though not as warm as yesterday’s 89 degree reading. Winds will start to kick up later this afternoon. Winds will increase as an area of low pressure drops in from the North, bringing partly cloudy skies and cooler temps for Friday and Saturday. Winds will be gusty, but not
Continue Reading Today and tomorrow the Valley will enjoy temps in the eighties, but Friday a weak system to the North descends into SoCal, bringing some gusty winds and modestly cooler temps. The system is fairly anemic, and while it will be breezy late Thursday into Friday, with partly cloudy skies, the biggest changes will be temperatures
Continue Reading The winds have eased off as an upper level disturbance moves out of California, making today warmer and less gusty than the two previous days. The breezes may return late Friday, but for now we are on course for seasonal highs (low-to-mid 80s) and comfortable conditions through the end of the week. Today, while warmer
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Expect a sunny pleasant day, but winds will be persistent, especially near and North of the freeway in the usually wind-prone areas as a weak trough still stirs up gusty winds. Gusts will range between 20mph to 30mph today, tapering off this evening and into tomorrow, but it will remain breezy tomorrow as well. The
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Rainfall dropped off overnight, but resumed in the early morning with light showers. However, a band of stronger rain is off to the West, so the Flash Flood Watch has been extended until 8 p.m. this evening. The Winter Storm Warning above 5,500 feet is also still in effect. A cut-off area of low pressure
Continue Reading The rain ended yesterday, but it’s only a pause in the rainfall. More is expected later today and overnight as an area of low pressure lingers over the region. The Flash Flood Watch for the area has been extended through 5pm tomorrow evening as heavy rain is possible through tomorrow morning. Rain would be heaviest
Continue ReadingAfter waiting for the rain to return, it finally did with significant results here in the Valley: In addition to those numbers, areas in the pass received more than 2″ of rain, and in the San Bernardino mountains, Lytle Creek took in over 7″ of rain. Snow reached 14″ at Green Valley Lake, 4″ at
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The Flash Flood Watch posted will be in effect through 7 p.m. tomorrow, with the heaviest of rain for the Valley slated for later today into the overnight hours, despite very little rain here yesterday. While the Valley picked up only trace amounts of rain, elsewhere to our West, the rain (and snow) was significant.
Continue Reading A Flash Flood Watch will be in effect for the entire Valley, and surrounding areas from 11 a.m. Tuesday until 7 p.m. Wednesday, as rainfall will intensify during that time frame. As we move this afternoon, rain will develop across the Western Coachella Valley as a winter storm moves into the region. The storm promises
Continue Reading Today and tomorrow we’ll enjoy sunshine and highs in the eighties, but early next week an unseasonably cold storm drops in from NorCal, bringing snow to the mountains, and light rain to the Valley. That storm will arrive late Sunday into Monday, and we could see light showers moving in from the North, but not
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Sunny skies but very windy conditions still persist, especially in the wind-prone areas near the freeway and North thereof. Winds will gust to near 40mph through this afternoon, as high pressure builds into the region from the West. Those winds aren’t likely to settle down until after sundown this evening. Highs today will be off
Continue Reading More sunshine than we enjoyed yesterday, thanks to high pressure building in and clearing the clouds away. Highs will remain in the eighties today, in fact approaching ninety, so likely the warmest day this week! A Wind Advisory is posted to our North until 5 a.m. tomorrow, and while we’re not included in that Advisory,
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We’ll see partly cloudy skies today, but little change from yesterday’s warm temperatures despite clouds moving up from Baja, which will continue through this evening as the Futurecast data indicates. Highs today will be comparable to yesterday’s 83 degree reading. As we move through the remainder of the week, highs peak Wednesday and then start
Continue Reading Sunshine fueled by a broad area of expanding high pressure will help warm the Valley up to average, and even above average temps this week. This afternoon, highs will reach 81 degrees, which is exactly the average for the date, with mostly sunny skies and light breezes maxing out at 10-15mph The remainder of the
Continue Reading A few lingering clouds thanks to a weak low pressure system passing by, which brought snow to the higher elevations of the San Bernardino and Riverside mountains overnight. Cool air lingering will keep us well below normal highs today. That cool air holds us to about 70 degrees (the high we recorded at PSP yesterday)
Continue Reading A weak area of low pressure moving across SoCal will bring gusty winds and cooler than normal highs to all of the region, particularly here today, with a Winter Weather Advisory in effect till midnight for the mountains. We don’t expect any rainfall or showers here in the Valley, but there is the potential for
Continue ReadingA Winter Weather Advisory is posted for tonight for the mountains of Riverside and San Bernardino counties as an area of low pressure moves past us, bringing cooler weather to the region for Thursday. The low will enhance winds at the surface, and bring a chance of snow at elevations above 4,000 feet. Winds on
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Skies cleared out beautifully yesterday and this morning we awoke to clear and chilly conditions with a bit of a breeze. That remains true as we head toward the afternoon hours, with a trough of low pressure dropping in from up North. That trough will keep us cooler than normal through Friday, with a slight
Continue Reading We picked up light showers this morning, which quickly ended here in the Valley, but continue for parts of the Inland Empire. Those showers resulted very little rain (PSP: 0.02″) but some additional snow in our local mountains above 6,000 feet. A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until 1pm. Skies will continue to clear
Continue Reading We’re expecting a nice weekend, starting with today’s sunshine, punctuated with only some passing clouds moving in from the Coast. A weak area of low pressure will linger off the coast most of the weekend, so we will still see some partly cloudy skies, today’s highs will run about 10 degrees below average. Moving forward,
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