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7-Day Forecast

Still hot but the cool down has begun

Another hot day in the desert with temperatures more than 10° above normal. Despite the excessive heat, today was actually cooler than yesterday with a high temperature of 110° recorded in Palm Springs. Temperatures will slowly cool through the evening into the mid 90s around the 9:00 p.m. hour. The breezy conditions we’ll experience tonight

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Hottest day of the year, so far

Thermal has broken the record high temperature for today’s date by one degree. A high temperature of 115° was recorded in Palm Springs this afternoon. Prior to today’s date the hottest the city had reached was 111° on May 26th. An Excessive Heat Warning went into effect at noon today for temperatures over 110°. Thursday

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The Warm-Up Continues through Tomorrow

Despite an area of low pressure lingering off the coast, highs today will surpass those of yesterday (102) and continue to climb through tomorrow. That low pressure system will funnel partly cloudy skies into the region today. You can expect partly cloudy skies and slightly increased humidity and dew point values throughout the afternoon and

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Warming trend through midweek

Low 100s across the desert this afternoon with plenty of cloud cover overhead. The clouds will stick with us through the night. Temperatures are on the rise through the middle of the week. The hottest days being Wednesday and Thursday. These are the day an Excessive Heat Watch will be in effect. Looking ahead to

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Heat Returns for Midweek

Once again, temperatures will climb to well above average numbers as we move into the next 48 hours, with high pressure holding strong over the next few days. Air quality has improved over last week, but remains in the moderate range and will through Wednesday. Highs will peak on Wednesday, and for Thursday breezy conditions

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Slow warming begins

Yesterday was nice and seasonal in the upper 90s. Today, we’re starting to see temperatures slowly warm. Triple digit highs returned today with a light breeze and cloud cover to provide some relief. Wind gusts will strengthen this evening. Gusts in some areas of the valley floor reaching over 30 mph, with gusts up to

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Feeling cooler this weekend

Palm Springs on Friday reached a high temperature of 106°. The average temperature for this time of year is 97°. For Saturday, temperatures will be closer to seasonal. An area of low pressure to the north will keep us on the cool side for today before temperatures begin to warm up again next week. Winds

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Slowly warming up again

Today was nice and seasonal with highs in the upper 90s, due to an area of low pressure to the north. As we head into tomorrow, high pressure starts building and temperatures will slowly start to warm back into the triple digits. A nice breeze was with us for most of the day with areas

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Cooling continues into weekend

Once again Palm Springs has taken a step towards cooling down though we’re still experiencing above-normal temperatures. Today the high at the airport was 106° — average is 97°. The breezy, and at times gusty, northwest wind will follow us into Saturday morning as a trough of low pressure moves along the west coast. The

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A Gradual Cool-Down Underway

Temperatures are slowly heading in the right direction, getting closer to seasonal norms. Despite that, we are still under an Excessive Heat Warning until 7 p.m. today. As was the case most of the week, high pressure continues to trap Ozone at the surface, pushing our AQI into the “Moderate” range today, which is actually

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The Heat Continues a bit Longer

The Excessive Heat Warning remains in effect through tomorrow evening at 7 p.m. as we watch temps once again soar to near 110 degrees. Temperatures today will be commensurate with yesterday’s numbers, so the usual precautions against heat stroke and dehydration are still in place. High pressure begins to shrink and move East by tomorrow,

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