Highs today will be at or slightly below our seasonal norms (71) but we warm up this week, with lower 80s by the end of the week. High pressure building in across the Western states will provide us with clear skies and warming conditions through the week. We’ll be about 10 degrees above average by

Highs will remain close to ten degrees above normal all the way through the weekend! Temps will push into the lower 80s this afternoon, similar to yesterday. A persistent Wind Advisory remains in place West of the Coachella Valley through tomorrow afternoon, due to potentially gusty offshore winds. High temps will remain elevated through early

High pressure dominates the forecast through the weekend an into early next week, with temps running about 10 degrees above average. Some Santa Ana winds continue today; a Wind Advisory remains in effect until 2 p.m. as stronger offshore winds slowly fade. Temps will remain above average through the weekend as the Jetstream arches well

Highs topped out at 74 yesterday, but persistent high pressure will bring warmer conditions for the rest of the week! Highs today will span the upper 70s, with 80s by tomorrow. The strong high pressure is also still producing some offshore winds, with a Wind Advisory in effect North of Los Angeles through 2 this

Santa Ana Winds continue but not as gusty today. A Wind Advisory remains in effect until later this afternoon West of the Coachella Valley. Highs start to warm up this week, with temps this afternoon climbing into the middle 70s. High pressure over the Western U.S. will keep temps above average all week long, with

We’re surrounded by Wind Advisories today, but the Valley floor is no longer under one. Winds remain fairly stout today, but just below advisory levels. Winds will blow steadily out of the North today, averaging speeds in the mid-teens. Temps, moderated by the northerly winds, will hover in the sixties through tomorrow. A broad ridge

A Wind Advisory remains in effect until 1pm for the Coachella Valley, with a High Wind Warning in the San Bernardino Mountain. Winds speeds will still be problematic in areas, but luckily the winds are not as widespread as data indicated yesterday. High pressure builds in over the next 36 hours, giving us some Santa

We’re tracking significant wind starting later this evening and lasting into tomorrow afternoon, so the we’ve issued a First Alert Weather Alert from 4 p.m. today until 1 p.m. tomorrow for those winds. A strong are of low pressure will move quickly past the region tonight, ushering in those winds. A High Wind Warning is

Rainfall was plentiful over the New Year’s Day holiday, but we are drying out heading into the weekend. We picked nearly an inch of rain in many valley cities. Today we expect skies to remain partly cloudy but dry. Highs through the weekend will be near our seasonal norms. There are some flood concerns lingering,

Expect a sunny and warm day, with highs in the lower 70s, but a storm is approaching that promises some light to moderate showers for New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. The storm off the coast will bring some showers by midday tomorrow, with more intense rainfall overnight into Thursday. Rainfall totals are expected

Gusty Santa Ana Winds are expected today, with a Wind Advisory stretching from the Western edge of the Coachella Valley all the way to Santa Barbara. This remains in effect until 1 p.m. tomorrow. Winds will be fairly minimal on the Valley floor, but will intensify as you move West. By late Wednesday we could

First Alert Weather Alert goes into effect tomorrow as rain develops overnight. A massive “atmospheric river” storm approaching will bring up to 2.00″ of rain to the Valley and as much as 5.00″ to 6.00″ of rain to mountain communities. The storm will be most intense tomorrow midday, but we’re like to see rain develop

A major storm is bearing down on California, with heavy rain already falling in the Northern part of the state. Rain is expected develop late Tuesday into Wednesday for the Coachella Valley and linger through Christmas morning as an Atmospheric River of moisture pushes in the region. We will be under a First Alert Weather

Big changes are on the way as we head into next week, but the weekend still looks terrific! A strong series of storms, accompanied by an atmospheric river of moisture will bring rain to Northern California this weekend, and by midweek, that rain drops into SoCal just in time for Chirstmas. Highs will still range

High pressure again will keep temps well above average, but there are big changes coming next week. Expect temps in the lower 80s later this afternoon as our streak of beautiful conditions continues. The pattern holds steady through the weekend with temps in the lower 80s, but major changes are on the way by midweek

Despite a significant storm system taking shape to our North, the mild and well above average conditions will persist into early next week for SoCal. A strong front moves through Northern California today, which will result in gusty winds from L.A. County up through the Central Coast. A wind advisory is in place through 10

High pressure across the Western U.S. will keep temps 10 – 15 degrees above average through the week. Due to warm conditions and a northerly airflow, the S.C.A.Q.M.D. has issued a Mandatory No-Burn day throughout the region, including portions of the Coachella Valley. No wood burning today. Expect a comfortable day with highs in the

High pressure over the Great Basin is still pushing in some light Santa Ana winds, but windspeeds are down from yesterday’s peak. We’ll continue to see sunny and seasonal conditions through this afternoon. A Wind Advisory remains in place for areas closer to the coast until 3 this afternoon. Highs today will span the very

High pressure across the Great Basin will keep temps near seasonal norms, in the lower 70s, but warmer weather is on the way. Offshore winds will bring breezy conditions to the Valley, with stronger winds in L.A. and Ventura counties. The ridge of high pressure will remain in place through tomorrow, keeping temps cool with

The Jetstream is dropping just a bit, allowing some modest cooling through Thursday before we warm back up this weekend. This will bring snow to the Rockies, and highs in the very low 70s across Southern California. A number of frost and freeze warnings were posted overnight, and will likely be reposted for tonight. Highs