7-Day Forecast

A trough of low pressure is moving into the Pacific Northwest. It will continue moving to the east and then to the south over the next few days. This will increase our evening winds and usher in cooler temperatures this weekend. Moving through the evening hours, we will notice our gusts increase. Especially in the

It is considerably more seasonable this week! Although the initial trough has begun moving off to the east, the slightly warmer temperatures won’t last long. Breezy conditions will return to the desert Wednesday, lowering our daily high by a few degrees. It will continue to be very mild this week with daily highs remaining in

Some gusts will gradually pick up heading into the evening hours. These will be mainly in the usual wind-prone areas such as the pass, the I-10 corridor and Desert Hot Springs. A fairly strong trough of low pressure has dug into Southern California. This is what brought in our mild temperatures this morning. Weak high

The National Weather Service has implemented a Wind Advisory through 11 a.m. Monday. During this time, west winds up to 35 mph with occasional gusts up to 60 mph are possible. Cool winds bring a dip in temperatures as we start the week. Expect daytime highs on Monday in the low 80s, with below normal

Westerly winds are expected to increase Sunday afternoon and remain through Monday. During this time, sustained gusts could reach between 25-35 MPH with peak gusts near 50-60 MPH in wind prone areas like the San Gorgonio Pass. A Wind Advisory and an Air Quality Alert have been issued through late Monday morning due to these

Gusty west winds are expected to increase through the weekend. This will result in dropping visibility at times and much cooler temperatures by the start of the week. Here’s a look at how Sunday evening will look. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory that begins at 3 p.m. Sunday through late morning

Temperatures reached a record-high of 108°F yesterday but cooler conditions are on the way this weekend. The ridge of high pressure that brought us record-breaking heat is now pushing east. This shifting high pressure system is allowing for a cooler air to move in. A cooling trend is expected to start this weekend but it

Today was a day of record-breaking heat here in the Coachella Valley! The previous high temperature record for today for Palm Springs was 105°F set back in 2003. The high temperature recorded today was 108°F, smashing the previous record! As the ridge of high pressure continues moving to the east, it is leaving an open

A Heat Advisory remains in place for much of western Riverside County. However, the Heat Advisory extends from portions of San Diego County through Ventura County. Currently, no active watches, warnings, or advisories are in effect for the Coachella Valley. A large ridge of high pressure is dominating over the western portion of the country.

A Heat Advisory is currently in place for our friends to the west in the Inland Empire. As of now, no alerts, watches or warnings are in effect for the Coachella Valley. As high pressure continues to take hold over the western United States, we will continue to feel temperatures well above average. Daily highs