Extreme Heat Warning: Parker Valley, Yuma, Central La Paz and 1 more area until Jun 24 at 1:42 AM

Red Flag Warning: Mojave Desert Including Morongo Valley/Yucca Valley until Jun 24 at 1:42 AM

Extreme Heat Warning: Imperial County Southwest; Imperial County West; Imperial Valley until Jun 24 at 1:42 AM

Red Flag Warning: Victor Valley – Apple Valley – Lucerne Valley – Johnson Valley until Jun 23 at 5:42 PM

Red Flag Warning: Mojave Desert Including Morongo Valley/Yucca Valley until Jun 23 at 4:27 PM

Extreme Heat Warning: Parker Valley, Yuma, Central La Paz and 1 more area until Jun 23 at 6:42 AM

Extreme Heat Warning: Imperial County Southwest; Imperial County West; Imperial Valley until Jun 23 at 6:42 AM

High pressure building in will heat things up through midweek. Highs today will jump by five degrees from yesterday. Temps will be close to our seasonal norms (105) and will continue to rise through Wednesday. There are heat and air quality issues around SoCal, but so far no advisories, watches or warnings for the Coachella

Winds remain breezy this morning and there is a Windblown Dust Advisory in place through 11 a.m. tomorrow. So far, Air Quality remains in the “Good” or “Moderate” range today throughout the Valley. Highs are actually coming in slightly below average all weekend long. Today you can expect temps close to 102 degrees. The comfortable

Winds increased yesterday afternoon, and will remain elevated today, before calming into tomorrow. The winds have created one road closure at the Whitewater Wash (N. Gene Autry), but these NW winds are also bringing cooler temps! Highs today will clock in near our seasonal norm of 104. An area of low pressure off the coast

Highs will slowly cool through the weekend, gradually falling below seasonal averages. The heatwave is easing, but temps today will still be well above normal. Air quality has improved overnight as winds shifted just a bit. Most of the Valley is in the “Good” or “Moderate” range this morning. The Smoke Forecast has some increase

Smoke from the Shore wildfire burning near Calimesa is wreaking havoc on air quality in the Valley this morning. AQI is in the “Unhealthy” or “Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups” range throughout much of the Valley. The smoke will likely increase into the afternoon as onshore winds pick up, pushing smoke into the Pass and Valley

Highs will once again hit the 110 mark this afternoon, mirroring yesterday’s temps. The good news today, monsoonal moisture is retreating to the East, allowing dew points to drop. It will feel a bit nicer out there despite the high temps. Dew points will hover just below the 50 degree mark. By tomorrow, it will

Highs will reach their peak in the 110 range all weekend long, for the hottest temps we’ve seen all year. That, coupled with monsoonal moisture will make this weekend’s forecast uncomfortable. Look for a daytime high of 109 later this afternoon. Dew points are hanging out in the upper 50s, so evaporative coolers will not

Highs hit 104 yesterday, and will rise again today closer to 108. Coupled with the heat, increasing humidity will factor into the forecast as moisture climbs up out of Baja into SoCal for the next couple of days. That will raise dew points and make things even less comfortable for the weekend. Dew points will

Highs will start to climb more significantly today through Sunday, climbing to 110 by the weekend. The Western U.S. is dotted with Red Flag Warnings and Heat Advisories. Highs today on the Valley floor will hit 107, hottest of the week (so far). Lighter breezes are expected into this afternoon. Temps jump up to 110

An area of low pressure to our North will continue to spin in breezy conditions and keep daytime highs well below normal through tomorrow. Highs today will hover in the lower 80s, similar to yesterday afernoon. Winds are lighter today, but will remain breezy through tomorrow evening. Into the weekend, we warm up, hitting triple

Winds have closed two major Wash Roads in Palm Springs (North Indian Canyon and Gene Autry) as gusts reach well into the 30 m.p.h. range. Winds will increase this evening, then ease into tomorrow. A strong area of low pressure pushing across NorCal will keep winds intense and temps well below average through Friday. Temps

Highs will top out in the upper 90s for the next few days, pushing us close to triple digits for Memorial Day Weekend. Wildfires around SoCal have produced a lot of smoke. There are smoke advisories around the region, and air quality has been significantly impacted. AQI readings range from “Moderate” to “Unhealthy for Sensitive

Highs today will hit seasonal averages (96) by late this afternoon. Expect some breeziness late this afternoon and evening, but generally winds are fairly light. An Air Quality Alert for blowing smoke is in place in areas West of the Coachella Valley today, but that smoke advisory is moving farther East. High warm up into