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After a day of record heat, we’re expecting temps back in lower 100s this afternoon. Massive changes for the weekend as Tropical Storm Rachel arrives late Saturday, bringing rain, wind, and cooler temps. The most intense rain will arrive Sunday morning, but expect some showers late Saturday, and showers could linger into Tuesday as well.
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An Extreme Heat Warning will go into effect at 10 this morning, lasting through Friday evening at 8 p.m. Highs are expected to climb some twelve degrees above normal (94), topping out near 106. The ridge of high pressure stays in place through Friday, then starts to collapse moving into the weekend. Significant changes arrive
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Highs will remain 8-12 degrees above our seasonal norms (95) through Friday, but a nice cool-down arrives this weekend. Because of this, the National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Watch has been posted for the Valley through Friday evening. This is in concert with the Extreme Heat Watch in Imperial County, and the
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By midweek, highs will be ten degrees above our seasonal norm (95) this week! An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect for areas of the Inland Empire and Coastal Communities through Thursday evening. And Extreme Heat Watch has been posted for areas of Imperial County to our South through Thursday as well. Building high pressure,
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Highs hit 100 degrees yesterday, some 4 degrees above our seasonal norm. Today will be practically identical. Highs to our West will soar well above normal, pushing close to record territory through the weekend and into next week; so much so that an Extreme Heat Warning is up through next week for coastal and inland
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Highs will run a bit above average into early next week. Today, expect a high of 100, and similar numbers through Sunday. High pressure across the Western states will keep conditions stable and warm through early next week with little variance expected. Dew points remain fairly low, so despite the warmer-than-normal conditions it still feels
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Highs today will hit 100, slightly above our seasonal norm of 97. Dew points are looking good, dropping into the lower 40s and upper 30s, keeping things nice and dry through the weekend. Temps look remarkably consistent through the weekend and into next week, running between 99 and 101.
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As Hurricane Polo came ashore in Baja, California parts of the Coachella got hit by a tropical thunderstorm, specifically over Indio Hills. Runoff from that storm has closed a portion of Dylan road, but the storm moved out quickly after putting on a spectacular lightning show. Polo will track inland across Northern Mexico and then
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Humidity will remain a bit higher today, thanks to an active tropical season in the Eastern Pacific. Today our dew points will be running mainly in the lower 60s. Temps look reasonably comfortable, just a degree or two above our seasonal average of 99. Tropical moisture is combining with outflow from Hurricane Polo to keep
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Temps hit 103 yesterday, and we’ll be similar this afternoon, some 4 degrees above normal Dew points are presently nicely in check, but could increase into the weekend because of a powerful hurricane, Polo, to our South. Hurricane Polo is tracking to Northwest very slowly, but it is an intense category 5 storm, packing winds
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Winds have dropped nicely into single digits speeds, and we’re enjoying mild temps. Today, highs will coming right at the century mark — one degree above seasonal norms. Presently, the monsoonal flow is well East of the Coachella Valley, but there are hints that we could see a little increase in moisture as Hurricane Polo
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Breezes are easing this morning, and highs will remain nicely in check through most of the week. Today we’re expecting below average temps in the upper 90s. Winds are less gusty than yesterday and that sets up a calmer afternoon. Temps remain cooler than normal today, but inch closer to normal (100) later this week.
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Winds have been breezy throughout the night, especially close to the freeway, and those breezes will continue. They will gradually ease into tomorrow. Temps look terrific all week long, with highs in the middle and upper 90s today and tomorrow. Winds ease by tomorrow and highs will range in the lower 100s most of this
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Temps were running about 5 degrees below seasonal norms (101) along with some breezy conditions. Today, we’ll see highs in the upper 90s. Breezy conditions continue through tonight and then ease as we head into the weekend. A large area of low pressure to our north will continue to be a major influence on our
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Temps came in well below normal yesterday at 98, and we’ll see similar temps later this afternoon. An area of low pressure is moving across NorCal providing the cooler temps and some breezy conditions today as well. That area of low pressure will stay in place through the weekend, and that means cooler than normal
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Temps are running below average through Friday! We clocked in at 100 yesterday and will be cooler than that today! Dew points will hover in the 40s, so reasonably dry conditions continue, along with lower relative humidity values. The Jetstream is dipping farther south in a more fall-like position, so we’re seeing these more pleasant
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Temps are down and dew points are lower, making for a picture perfect mid-September forecast! After topping out at 105 yesterday, highs will be lower today, coming in near the century mark. Dew points remain nicely in check, and should be below the magi 50 degree mark, which means you can use your evaporative coolers
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Dew points are slowly drying out, and daytime highs are already improving for what should be a beautiful week of weather here in the Coachella Valley! Today anticipate dew points dropping down in the 40s by this afternoon. Meanwhile, highs will hover near our seasonal norm of 103. A strong trough of low pressure to
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An Extreme Heat Warning is still in effect until 8 this evening, but we are seeing a slow decline in both the heat and the humidity today. Highs yesterday hit 113, within a degree of a record, but today those numbers pull back just a little bit. Temperatures improve greatly over the next 48 hours,
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An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect until 8 tomorrow evening. That, coupled with monsoonal moisture will make the next few days feel less than optimally comfortable. Dew points are hovering in the mid-fifties to mid-sixties so it’s still super humid out there. There’s a small threat of thunderstorms this afternoon, but the chances are
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