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Enjoy our last few dry and pleasant days as we start the workweek with mild temperatures and upper-level clouds. A moderate-strength atmospheric river will set its sights on Southern California starting tomorrow. There are already a number of flood watches spanning virtually the entire region in anticipation of the wet weather. The Flood Watch for

THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – Today marked the official start of winter and the shortest day of the year with the Winter Solstice! It’s been gorgeous throughout the Coachella Valley, both with the eye test and our temperatures in the mid 70s. All good things come to an end, though. We’re tracking major changes for

Good morning. It is a gorgeous day here in the Coachella Valley. It’s cool this morning, but temperatures will gradually rise to roughly 80°F this afternoon. Winds are calm, and the air is dry (for now). Looking ahead to the middle of the week, we see a BIG change. An area of lowpressure will move

THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – It’s been a gorgeous Saturday so far in the desert with partly cloudy skies and temperatures running cooler than originally expected. So far, we haven’t moved too far past the low 70s, making for picture-perfect conditions in the Palm Springs area. Temperatures remain pleasant for tomorrow’s Winter Solstice. Expect highs

Warm and dry conditions this evening across the Coachella Valley. A lovely evening! As highs continue to trend mild and above average… once again topping out in the lower 80s and staying well above seasonal normal–which is currently upper 60s. This pleasant pattern holds through this weekend, though we’ll start to notice a slight dip

Palm Springs will stay warm and sunny through the end of the week, with daytime high temperatures running well above average for mid to late December. A light breeze is possible this evening but otherwise very pleasant and mild weather is on deck through the remainder of the week.  Over the weekend, things cool down

Good evening. It’s another warm and mild day here locally. Overall, the weather pattern has been very persistent and stable for quite some time. That trend will continue for this week. High pressure aloft is leading to repeatedly warmer-than-average temperatures. This is keeping the particularly strong atmospheric river in the Pacific Northwest, and leaving us

Good evening and happy Monday. This week is shaping up ot be very similar ot last week, if not even warmer. Today, for instance, we have (unofficially as of 3:30) broken the high temperature record for today. The record currently stands at 86°F, but we have seen temperatures today of at least 88°F. We are

THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – It’s staying warm and pleasant here in the valley! We’ve seen some very consistent conditions over the past few days that will likely stay similar into the workweek. Temperatures stay comfortable through dinnertime, dipping into the 60s around 7 or 8 o’clock. Expect a an overnight low in the upper

Good morning. It’s going to be another warm and sunny day here locally in the Coachella Valley. High temperatures will gradually climb into the low 80s again. As a reminder, the average high temperature for today’s date is 69°F. Let’s take a look at the temperature outlook. This shows us whether our temperatures are more

THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – It’s a beautiful day in the valley! Calm and sunny weather continues this weekend, and despite it being about 10-15° warmer than it should this time of year, it’s really quite comfortable. It looks like we’re seeing another round of high clouds this afternoon, pushing in from the southwest as

THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – There’s still no end in sight for this warmer than usual weather! Highs are staying well above the seasonal average, even into next week. Thankfully, that means really pleasant conditions, especially if you plan to enjoy a nice Friday night meal this evening. Some high clouds have begun entering the

It’s another warm and mild day here in the Coachella Valley. High pressure is dominating much of the West. This high pressure is allowing temperatures to consistently reach above the seasonal average. For reference, the average high temperature for this time of year is 69°F. Here in the desert, we can expect mostly sunny skies,