KESQ Weather Video

THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – It’s been another hot day in the Coachella Valley. Highs yesterday hit 112° and we’re in the same ballpark for today. We’re seeing plenty of folks cooling off by dipping into the pool this afternoon! Our seasonal afternoon breezes continue tonight. Expect elevated winds starting around dinnertime. These gusts persist

Good morning, Coachella Valley! It’s another hot weekend with highs exceeding 110°. It’s a fantastic day to spend out by the pool. Just remember to ALWAYS be practicing heat safety. Drink plenty of water and stay in the shade of the AC as much as possible. Looking ahead to this upcoming week, we can expect

Expect a gradual warming trend across the Coachella Valley and lower deserts through the weekend, as we welcome August with high temperatures about 3-5° above average. Most desert communities will see highs closer to 110° through at least early next week. A strengthening ridge of high pressure will expand mid- to late-week, pushing temperatures even

We stay seasonally hot (near average temps) and dry across the Coachella Valley today and through the extended forecast. We wrapped up the month of July on a seasonal note after a toasty start. The first day of August shaping up just a hair above normal (109 degrees). A weak trough over the West Coast

Temperatures across the Coachella Valley will continue to warm just slightly into the weekend, with highs expected to run a hair above seasonal norm. After reaching 110°F yesterday, similar conditions are likely through Sunday and possibly Monday, with a good chance the valley exceeds 110°F again over the weekend. Our Thursday looks fairly seasonal. This

A relatively quiet and stable weather pattern lingers through the rest of the week across the Coachella Valley. I’m watching a weak troughing setup over Northern California and high pressure over Northern Mexico creeping closer to us in SoCal–that’ll be keeping temperatures near seasonal. Clear skies and dry conditions will continue, with highs hovering around

THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – It was nice while it lasted! Saturday’s below-average high of 101° was a treat, but we’ve steadily warmed closer to the seasonal average so far on Sunday. As we look ahead to the final week of July, temperatures will hover a degree or two warmer than that seasonal temperature of

THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – The sub-110° temperatures we’ve been enjoying over the past week will slowly be leaving the Coachella Valley as a warming trend gradually arrives this weekend. We’re still tracking some lingering afternoon breezes, and conditions are staying dry for the foreseeable future. Our FutureTrack models are showing the same pattern we’ve

Comfortable, just slightly cooler-than-normal weather will continue through the weekend across the Coachella Valley thanks to our persistent trough of low pressure lingering along the West Coast. Expect daytime highs to remain in the low 100s, with Saturday being the coolest day of the week—about 10-15 degrees below seasonal averages in some spots. Probably about

The Coachella Valley continues to enjoy our slight break from the desert’s summer heat, with high temps remaining below average until early next week. It’s thanks to a low-pressure system lingering off the Central California coast, breezy afternoons are in store—especially near the San Gorgonio Pass, where we could see gusts 35-40 mph. By Sunday,

A trough of low pressure lingering off the Central California coast will keep high temps across the valley several degrees below normal through Saturday. All things considered, really a relatively mild and comfortable end to the week. Looking ahead first at Thursday–a very similar day to what we’ve been experiencing the past couple of days.