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Hot, humid, and thunderstorms

Thunderstorms developed both to the east and west of the Coachella Valley this afternoon. A storm over Joshua Tree cleared the area by 2:00 p.m. but triggered a brush fire that has burned more than 100 acres. Read more about the fire here. More than 100 acres burning in Joshua Tree this afternoon. A thunderstorm

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Miércoles máximas alrededor de 116, catalogándose dia más caliente de la semana, extendiéndose ola de calor hasta el jueves…

Esta Noche: Mayormente despejado, la mínima alrededor de 89. Viento del sureste alrededor de 5 mph y se pondrá en calma. Miércoles: Soleado y calor, la máxima alrededor de 116. Viento del sur de 5 a 10 mph y luego se pondrá en calma. Mié. por la Noche: Mayormente despejado, la mínima alrededor de 88. Viento del norte de 5

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Heat, Humidity, Thunderstorm Potential

The humidity continues to stream into the region as monsoon moisture flows in from the Southeast. Dew points will remain elevated through Wednesday. That elevated humidity will increase the chance of mountain and high desert storms, and also give rise to thunderstorms in the Inland Empire this afternoon. We remain under an Excessive Heat Warning

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Excessive heat through Thursday

Temperatures stay far above seasonal. We nearly tied the record high today in Palm Springs. We’ll be on record watch through Thursday with temperatures up to 118° possible. The Excessive Heat Warning has been extended through Thursday night. Temperatures are staying above average because of a high pressure system. It’s expanded since yesterday causing temperatures

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Monsoonal moisture and excessive heat

High temperatures were still above average today, but much cooler than yesterday’s record-breaking 120° in Palm Springs. Temperatures stay above average all week long, mostly in the one-teens. The excessive heat is because of an area of high pressure. Its clockwise flow is also pulling moisture from the southeast into Southern California. Our local mountains

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