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Palm Springs reached a high of 92° this afternoon, just 3° above average. Clouds will increase through the night leading to partly cloudy skies over the desert on Tuesday. The ridge of high pressure that’s in place over Southern California will begin to shift eastward tomorrow but will still deliver the heat to the desert.
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Music festival season in the valley could not be possible without the countless bus drivers that take festival-goers to and from the festival grounds. Riverside County Fire Department dispatchers got reports after midnight on Monday of several sub-contracted festival shuttle drivers becoming ill with food poisoning at the county fairgrounds in Indio. “We received multiple 911
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Weekend two of the 2022 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival has come to an end, and those heading west can expect a traffic-filled Monday. Related Story: Traffic alert: I-10 westbound heavy at times as Coachella festivalgoers head out of the valley Last week at the end of the festival’s first weekend, the buildup began
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Highs will climb a bit early this week as high pressure dominates the Western U.S. That will produce moderate offshore winds, and warmer than normal conditions through midweek before winds shift back onshore. Tomorrow that warm air mass will expand further, and we’ll see the hottest temps of the week on Tuesday. Wednesday evening onshore
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As the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival comes to a close, local restaurant owners in Indio are still hard at work. David Vasquez, manager, of Sayulita Tap Room tells News Channel 3, “Honestly, we’re actually excited that we have a lot of people in just for Coachella. Coachella is bringing us a lot business.”
Continue Reading Temperatures continue to rise over the start of the workweek. Daytime high temperatures for Monday will likely reach the low to mid-90s. Winds should remain light, allowing for easier traffic conditions, considering the increased number of travelers on the road following Coachella Festival. KESQ High pressure builds over the next couple days, bringing temperatures close
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Festivalgoers and workers are surrounded by music, art installations and food stands all weekend long. Steven Vayding, administrative manager for Just Squeezed Juice, tells me he has been hiring people to help run their lemonade stands since January. Vayding wasn’t able to disclose just how much money a festival food stand worker can walk away
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Sunnylands is hosting a Family Day celebrating the native ecosystems of the Coachella Valley desert. The celebration returns after a two-year pandemic pause. Toys and games, arts and crafts, guided walks, and interactive stations will be found throughout the Center & Gardens. The event runs from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m on Sunday, April 24.
Continue Reading Temperatures are expected to hang in the mid to upper 80s through the weekend, making for comfortable conditions for the second weekend of Coachella Festival. Winds are set to remain light and breezy with plenty of sunshine. KESQ Looking ahead to next week, a ridge of high pressure builds, bringing temperatures close to the triple
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What a time to be a Road Runner. COD athletics had themselves a day with a dominating tennis performance and win on the diamond over a conference rival. On the tennis court COD was up north at Bakersfield Racquet Club for the CCCAA State Team Final. The Runners cruised by American River college 9-0 to
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The SAFE Family Justice Center showed support for survivors of sexual assault in partnership with Partners Against Violence and Lideres Campesinas. SAFE FJC hosted an event aimed at bringing awareness to the sexual violence migrant women face while working in agriculture. “We want to make sure that they know their rights, and for them to
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As part of the City of Desert Hot Springs’ effort to beautify homes and the city, the DHS Cleanup Committee has chosen 74-year-old DHS resident John Selph’s home to be its first owner-occupied home that they will assist in cleanup. “Well, it means a lot to me because years ago I thought I would have
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With the strongest wind gusts now behind us, a pretty awesome setup is awaiting this weekend. Still expect a breeze on Saturday, but from the north and much weaker than what it has been the past two days. Temperatures will be on the rise through the weekend and into early next week. 90s return on
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The First Alert Weather Team has issued a First Alert Weather Alert for another round of gusty winds through the mountains and desert lasting through this afternoon. A Wind Advisory is now in effect for the Coachella Valley for gusts exceeding 40 MPH. Blowing sand and dust will only add to the mess of the
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El dia de hoy la agrupación Grupo Firme recibiólas llaves de manos del alcalde de Coachella Steven Hernandez en donde se reunieron los seguidores del grupo. Los integrantes del Grupo Firme, hablaron con Telemundo 15,
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As Weekend Two for the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival begins, some nearby residents are getting ready for the noise and traffic that comes along with it. Thousands of people either camping, shuttling or driving to the festival grounds. Unfortunately for some residents, they were caught up in the crowds. “They make us go
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A few local athletes are advancing their respective career by moving on in their life and doing what they love. Headlined by Cord Stansberry, the Shadow Hills senior recently committed to Pepperdine where he will play basketball. Stansberry will look to help the Waves the same way he helped the Knights to two league titles
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The Coachella Valley is the place to be in festival season, with tens of thousands of people coming here just for Coachella and Stagecoach alone. It can spike demand for everything from vacation rentals to hotels to rideshares. And people are paying the price. Friday night at the Nest, one of the valley’s hot spots
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Almost a dozen JROTC cadets were awarded medals and scholarships Thursday at a special awards ceremony in Indio. One of the scholarships was given to an outstanding JROTC Cadet in honor of fallen Marine Cpl. Hunter Lopez for the first time. The ceremony also recognized several top-performing cadets in the Coachella Valley. The ceremony was
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