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Warm work-week beings

Highs will be nearly 10 degrees above average for most of this week with high pressure across the Southland. This despite a storm in the Pacific Northwest. That storm to our North will help moderate temps just a little bit today, with warming condition tomorrow through Thursday. The warmest days this week will be Wednesday

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Getting warmer in fall

High pressure is building regionally, which means warmer and drier conditions in the Coachella Valley. Dew points this afternoon dropped as low as the teens on the valley floor. Here’s a look around 4:30 p.m. This stagnant weather pattern persists through the upcoming week. Temperatures should typically be between 90-92° for this time of year

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Warming up for the weekend

A Heat Advisory will be in effect for the Inland Empire from Noon today until 7 p.m. tomorrow (and may be extended) as warmer conditions creep into the forecast. A ridge of high pressure will keep temps above average through the coming weekend. With modest offshore winds through tomorrow, temps will stay elevated until early

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Warming through the week

High pressure is gradually building into the region bringing offshore winds and some warmer temps as well. Warmer conditions will prevail from Thursday into the weekend, with highs in the upper 90s and perhaps a few triple digit readings. Today, by comparison, will be relatively mild with temperatures climbing to 90. This is six degrees

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Warm & breezy conditions today

A Windblown Dusty Advisory remains in effect through early tomorrow, even though winds will increase by Thursday. A trough up North helps encourage those winds, and it will swing through NorCal this afternoon. Highs will be slightly above average today, much like yesterday. Thursday we see breezy conditions increasing and daytime highs will drop significantly

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Breezy and dusty

Air Quality is in the “MODERATE” range this morning as breezy conditions push sand and silt into the lower levels of the atmosphere. Temps will be running about 5 degrees below average today, and even cooler later in the week! Dew points have been elevated, above the 50 degree mark, but are slowly coming down

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