7-Day Forecast

It’s noticeably cloudier today than it was over the weekend. These clouds are mostly upper-level and are just passing through. A low pressure system remains off the northwestern coast of California. The system will continue to move closer to Southern California over the next few days. The low is also bringing in moisture from the

Mild conditions are expected to start off the work week. Daytime highs will remain near the seasonal average (80°) until an incoming Pacific storm system makes landfall in our region midweek. If you’re heading out early this morning, packing light layers may be a good idea as temperatures remain in the low 60s until mid-morning.

As we head into the start of this week, it will be very comfortable for Monday and Tuesday, but an incoming storm will bring some precipitation to Southern California. This weather could arrive as early as Wednesday but the strongest effects will likely be on Thursday and Friday. Temperatures are cooling off nicely this evening

Seasonably warm conditions continue this weekend across the Coachella Valley. Sunday will resemble Saturday, with daytime high temperatures in the 80s and dry conditions. Few changes are expected in the forecast through Tuesday, but as we make it into the middle of the upcoming week, wetter weather is expected for Southern California. An incoming Pacific

High-pressure returns for Veterans Day weekend. This will keep conditions dry and aid in a subtle warming across the Southland. Fair weather is on tap for all of your outdoor plans! Lows in the 50s and highs in the 80s look to remain constant for the weekend and the start of next week. A Pacific

Relative humidity levels today are exceptionally low thanks to the Santa Ana wind event. Dew points are not exceeding 15° and humidity values are mostly in the single digits. Some more clouds will likely be visible on Friday as we will see a return to an onshore wind pattern. Temperatures for the next seven days

Air quality in the valley right now is ranging from good in the west valley to moderate in the east valley. A Wind Advisory remains in place through 2 PM Thursday afternoon. The does not include the entire valley, but does include the pass, Desert Hot Springs, and North Palm Springs. Winds will continue overnight

Winds here in the Coachella Valley today are noticeably breezier than yesterday. Winds will likely peak on Wednesday but will remain elevated on Thursday. As we track an increase in our winds, we will monitor any impacts on our air quality. An Air Quality Alert is in effect now and will last through 6 PM

An Air Quality Alert will be in effect starting at 6 PM this evening and will last through 6 PM Wednesday. Air quality can vary from hour to hour, so check airnow.gov for the latest data in your area. Winds are expected to peak on Tuesday, particularly in the afternoon and evening hours. Breezes will

Onshore winds return by Monday evening. It will breezy through Tuesday, especially in wind prone spots. Here’s a look at expected Monday night winds. Expect temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s for daytime highs through Monday. After that, cooler temperatures follow in the 70s and 80s through the rest of the week. There

Dry and warm conditions will remain through Sunday due to a ridge of high pressure. This is great news if you are heading out for the Palm Springs Pride Parade which starts at 10 a.m.! An incoming trough of low pressure will increase our onshore flow by Monday evening. Wind speeds could reach up to

Dry, sunny and warmer conditions will remain this weekend due to a ridge of building high pressure. Daytime high temperatures will stay in the low 90s through Monday, which is about 5°-10° above the seasonal average (84°). Sunday is expected to be the warmest day of the week; it also marks the end of Day

An Air Quality Alert is in place for areas to our west. This alert is for fine smoke particles created from wildfires in Southern California. Air quality around the low desert Friday afternoon is ‘good’. The ridge of high pressure gradually building all week peaks this weekend. This setup will keep dry conditions in place, paired with