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Rain moved into the Coachella Valley Monday night and radar remains active across the region with moisture streaming in from the southwest. This rainfall was much needed here in the desert. Despite more than an inch of rain in Palm Springs, the city remains below normal for the this time of the year. While the
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Showers moved in the Valley shortly after 10 p.m. and the totals overnight into this morning have been impressive. An area of low pressure will linger off the coast, and keep us in the fifties and sixties today. More rain is likely sporadically through the afternoon. Another unstable low will arrive behind this system, keeping
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As of 11:00 p.m., rainfall accumulation was minimal with hundredths of an inch recorded but more is on the way! As an area of low pressure moves inland on Tuesday, widespread rain will fall across the region. Rainfall estimates continue to vary but parts of the desert could receive up to an inch of rain.
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Students at Banning High School are working on their broadcasting skills. News Channel 3 got the chance to see the students in action on Monday while they shot a video showcasing their new performing arts center and construction academy. Ruth Hickman is a film teacher at Banning High School. “I really encourage my students to
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Satellite and radar is already showers shower development in the Los Angeles region as of 10 a.m. this morning. We will continue to track an area of low pressure moving in through tomorrow that will bring showers to the Coachella Valley. Showers will be most widespread for Tuesday morning and Tuesday evening. There are still
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Rainfall will develop overnight as an area of low pressure off the coast moves into Southern California. This means rain likely on and off for Tuesday. That low will linger over SoCal into Wednesday before moving on. Rainfall totals will be close to (or slightly over) 0.50″ for the period. The chance for showers will
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The Coachella FC youth girls soccer team won the Cal South State Cup earlier this month, overcoming two, two-goal deficits in the championship game. Coachella FC won eight-straight games to finish, outscoring opponents 33-7. This group of 12- and 13-year-olds has been playing together for the past two years. In their first season together, they
Continue Reading Yesterday, temperatures reached right at the seasonal average in Palm Springs with a high of 77°. Today will be slightly cooler as a weak area of low pressure remains for the region. By Monday night, we will begin to see the effects of an atmospheric river event. Meaning, an area of concentrated moisture will bring
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Temperatures have been warm and above average. Yesterday Palm Springs reached 87°. The average is 77°! A weak area of low pressure will move through the region this weekend. It is expected to cool down temperatures, bring some areas of gusty winds, increase cloud cover, and bring chances for rain over the mountains and areas
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After a couple days in the 80s, we’re cooling down into the 70s for the weekend. The drop in temperatures will result from a trough of low pressure moving into the region. This same system will bring an increase in cloud cover for Saturday and breezy west winds, 10-20 MPH. A stronger and wetter storm
Continue Reading From the eighties today, and lots of sunshine, to a cooler weekend, and stormy start to next week! Today will reflect earlier conditions, reaching mid-eighties for highs: A developing series of storms moves in tonight, first wave bringing partly cloudy skies and cooler weather (seventies) for the weekend. The low pressure center will intensify over
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A Palm Springs radio fixture, Bill Feingold died early Friday morning at Desert Regional Medical Center, according to long-time friend and former Mayor Robert Moon. Feingold, also known to his fans as “the bulldog,” had been off the air recovering due to his ongoing fight with stage IV liver cancer. According to former Mayor Moon,
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