7-Day Forecast

Partly cloudy skies are in the forecast for Tuesday, with high temperatures in the low 70s. A subtle warming will continue through the middle of the week into the mid-70s but remain seasonable for the time of year. A change up to our weather pattern arrives this weekend bringing the chance for rain. Currently, accumulation

A trough of low pressure that is bringing showers to Northern California is pushing more cloud cover into SoCal today. Still, mostly sunny skies and dry conditions will prevail locally. Stronger winds are expected to continue through this afternoon due to this shifting low pressure system. Winds will remain breezy, with gusts up to 20

Another cold start to the day is expected with temperatures in the 40s across the valley. Frost is still possible, namely for east valley communities, this morning. Warmer days are ahead starting this weekend. Daytime highs will reach the mid 60s today and the low 70s, which is near our seasonal average, by Sunday. Overnight

After a frosty start to Friday morning with lows in the 20s/30s, there is some warming in our future! Mornings will remain chilly, but afternoons will slowly reach the mid-60s on Saturday, then near 70° on Sunday. 70° is the average high temperature for Palm Springs. Cloud cover will increase through Saturday afternoon. An incoming

We had quite a show of wind here in the valley last night and early this morning. Whitewater saw a gust of 80 MPH! Palm Springs and Desert Hot Springs both saw gusts over 50 MPH as well. Thankfully, we are tracking much calmer conditions for the next few days. A Frost Advisory has once

A Wind Advisory has been issued for the Coachella Valley. It will go into effect at 7 PM Wednesday evening and will last through 10 AM the next day. Winds will be out of the west at 20 to 30 mph with a gust of up to 50mph possible. We are monitoring possible impacts on

A Frost Advisory is in place for the Coachella Valley. It will be in effect from 1 AM to 9 AM Tuesday morning. Temperatures will be in the mid to low 30s, so it’s a good idea to bring in sensitive plants and to delay tee times for tomorrow morning. It is also very dry

Skies have cleared, but plenty of cool air has stayed behind. Winds continue to breeze through the region getting occasionally gusty, especially north of I-10. A Wind Advisory is in effect until 7 p.m. locally. Winds will slowly shift directions throughout the day, resulting in a more northerly, dry flow. Temperatures will sink to the

A First Alert Weather Alert has been issued through Sunday afternoon due to gusty winds that have strengthened overnight. A Wind Advisory will remain in effect for the Coachella Valley through 7 PM Sunday. Winds will be out of the Northwest and could easily be in the range of 20 mph-30 mph. Gusts upwards of

Daytime high temperatures will remain closer to the seasonal average (70°) today. Fair conditions will close out the work week but an incoming low pressure system will bring changes this weekend. Expect a cool down back into the low to mid 60s with overnight lows in the low 40s. A Frost Advisory will remain in

A Frost Advisory is in place for the Inland Empire for Friday and Saturday mornings. Low temperatures will fall to the mid to low 30s. You may want to bring in some of your more vulnerable plants to protect them. Tonight the Quadrantid meteor shower will peak. Up to 120 meteors per hour are possible,

The storm system that brought light rainfall to the valley floor yesterday is continuing on its path east. This morning, we’re left with clearer and sunnier skies. That departed storm system left plenty of cool air behind which is why conditions are especially chilly this morning. Temperatures will rise into the mid-60s by the start

There are multiple wind advisories for our area. The one which encompasses the San Gorgonio Pass and Desert Hot Springs will expire at 10 PM tonight. There is a separate advisory for our friends in the high desert which will last through Thursday morning. Use caution if driving through these areas. Thanks to the cold

A Winter Weather Advisory will go into effect Wednesday morning at 6AM and will last through 8PM the same day. This is specific for elevations above 5,500 feet. While snow is possible above 4,500 feet, the bulk of the snow will fall above 6,000 feet. A Wind Advisory will also go into effect at 10AM