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Highs yesterday topped out at 101 at PSP, and today we’ll add to that number. An Excessive Heat Warning goes into effect at 10 a.m. and lass through Friday evening. High pressure will remain in place through Friday, and highs will be running between 105 and 110 through then, with a slight drop in highs
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Highs were in the upper-nineties over the weekend, and will hit that level again later today, but by tomorrow, the Valley will once again feel the summer-like heat with an Excessive Heat Watch likely to become a warning. Today, we’ll flirt with triple digits, but numbers will be similar to the weekend. Into the remainder
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As we kick off the weekend, highs have cooled a bit (not a lot, still above the normal of 88). It will feel better this weekend as we avoid triple digits for a bit thanks to a week trough and more onshore flow. Highs today will hit 98 or so, which is a five degree
Continue Reading High temperatures will drop a few degrees today, and again tomorrow into the weekend as a weak trough brings cooling and partly cloudy skies today. The trough brings some clouds into play early today, but expect those to clear out this afternoon. We remain under an Excessive Heat Warning through 9 p.m. After yesterday’s 105,
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High pressure still controls the weather on the West Coast, keeping us hotter than normal by as much as 10-20 degrees, and the Excessive Heat Warning remains in effect through tomorrow evening. That area of high pressure begins to slide farther South and East, allowing modestly cooler air to filter in from the West. Highs
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The record high of 106 (set in 2013) for both today and tomorrow appears to be in danger of being tied or broken as highs soar today to some of the hottest levels we’ve seen all year. An Excessive Heat Warning remains in effect until Thursday at 9 p.m. It’s important to remember your hot-weather
Continue Reading After a bout of gusty winds last night, we’ll be cooler than the 105 we clocked yesterday, but triple digits are still the main ingredient in the forecast all the way through the week ahead. An Excessive Heat Warning remains in effect until 9 AM Thursday. High pressure will build back in today, keeping highs
Continue Reading After tying the previous record at Thermal yesterday (101), we’re likely to see more of those near-record triple digits all weekend and well into next week. For that reason, a Heat Advisory (not for the Valley) remains in effect in the Inland Empire and coastal areas. High pressure is the culprit and will remain in
Continue Reading Yesterday, the numbers were impressive, and the hottest thus far this year, but today we’ll see triple digits instead of high-nineties (98 PSP, 99 TRM yesterday). A Heat Advisory has been issued for areas to our West including the Inland Empire, Orange, San Diego and Los Angeles counties, but we are not presently included in
Continue Reading Low pressure is moving out, high pressure is moving in, and we’re expecting a major warm up as all that happens. This broad blocking ridge of high pressure will push temps in the middle nineties this afternoon, and hotter thereafter. With triple digits back in the forecast, we’ll be close to records, but just shy
Continue Reading The winds have been very gusty despite the lack of a wind advisory, but those gusts remain steady at 25 to 40 mph. Whitewater, traditionally more windy, is holding true to that. A weak area of low pressure is sliding through, creating the instability and gusty conditions. It will be far enough away tomorrow for
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Some gusty winds around the valley thanks to an area of low pressure to our North which is bringing rain to the central coast, and winds elsewhere… Expect winds today to be between 15 mph and 25 mph, particularly closer to the freeway in the wind-prone areas of the valley. Highs will be near seasonal
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Expect partly cloudy skies today as weak low pressure system moves through, bringing some gusty winds, and dropping daytime highs by about ten degrees from yesterday’s temps. Wind speeds may reach 25mph on the Valley floor, with 40mph gusts possible North of the freeway as we move through the afternoon and evening. Even Saturday remains
Continue Reading 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
Continue Reading 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
Continue Reading 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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