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Improving air quality and more moisture

Air quality continues to improve following Thursday’s haboob. Moderate air quality was recorded just before 5 p.m. Saturday for areas in the west valley. Unhealthy air quality for sensitive groups was detected farther to the west of the San Gorgonio Pass. KESQ Meanwhile, isolated storms popped up Saturday afternoon surrounding the valley in areas of

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Number of heat-related illness and deaths rises as Coachella Valley sees more frequent heat waves and hotter days

Under the blistering sun, on a 117 degree day, it can feel like your skin is burning as you toil without shade. It’s why farmworkers in the East Coachella Valley wear long sleeves, drenched in sweat they can never seem to replenish fast enough. “It start in the lips, don’t speak good,” said Vidal Mendoza Fonseca, a farmworker who

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Chances for storms continue Monday

After a busy afternoon of storms and Flash Flood Warnings across the valley on Sunday, similar conditions are possible on Monday. The National Weather Service has left a Flood Watch in effect for the mountains through Sunday night at 10 p.m. Additional storms could result in flooding throughout the area. Chances for storms continue Monday,

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First Alert Weather Alert: Thunderstorms & flash flooding possible through Tuesday night

A vigorous afternoon of thunderstorms on Monday delivered significant rain to high desert and mountain locations and runoff issues here on the Valley floor. The rainfall accumulation was impressive in higher elevations surrounding the Coachella Valley and led to road closures around the low desert, including Indian Canyon Dr., Tramway Rd, and Box Canyon Rd.

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