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Breezy and cooler today

Low pressure off the coast will lead to breezy and cooler conditions throughout the day. That low will pass inland through the state this afternoon and evening, and then the winds will ease. Expect gusts to 35 m.p.h. this afternoon and evening, with calmer condition into tomorrow and the rest of the week. Wind advisories

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Cooler & Breezier into the Weekend

A weakening tropical system (formerly Hurricane Priscilla) continues to funnel some moisture into the Coachella Valley through early Saturday, with a chance of isolated showers and thunderstorms this evening—mainly near the mountains. A Flood Watch remains in place for a large portion of the Southwest–predominantly east of the Coachella Valley–but does include Twentynine Palms, Yucca

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Mild and sunny

The comfortable weekend conditions persist into the middle of this week, then we set for some changes. Today, highs will be slightly cooler than normal. Temps all week will be in the middle 90s, within a degree or so of our seasonal norms. Hurricane Priscilla is moving North, bringing an increase in humidity and a

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Decreasing Winds Saturday with Continued Cooldown into Next Week

11pm UPDATE — Gene Autry is closed at the wash due to gusty winds and blowing dust reducing visibility. ——————– Gusty winds continue tonight, especially near the San Gorgonio Pass, where local gusts have already reached 50-55mph today. While the Coachella Valley remains outside of official wind advisories, breezy conditions are still lingering—especially along the

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Gusty today with cooler temps

Winds will gust between 20 to 30 mph today in the windiest spots as a cool front moves across the region. Wind advisories surround the Valley, but the Valley proper is NOT under that wind advisory. Thanks to the cool front and those gustier winds, daytime highs drop off nicely through the weekend. Expect highs

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October off to a comfortable start!

Last year, we hit 117 degrees on October 1st, this year is an entirely different story! A series of storms moving through the Pacific Northwest will keep temps below average with NW winds into the weekend. September was really a pleasant month, with overall temps below average, and greater than normal rainfall, too. Highs today

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Continued mild and breezy

A series of upper-level low pressure systems will move across the Northern Pacific Coast, keeping the cooler-than-normal air flowing in. This will keep temps a few degrees below average. An added bonus today, dew points will be lower today as well. Highs yesterday topped out at 96 degrees, and we’ll continue to see numbers in

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