First Alert Forecast

An area of low pressure is bringing gusty winds and spotty showers around the region. A Wind Advisory remains in effect for areas surrounding the Coachella Valley until 6 p.m. today. And a Winter Weather Advisory is also in effect above 6,000 feet for the potential of snow. Highs will be running in the mid

A cut-off low pressure system is slowing crawling southward along the coast, and it’s keeping things cooler and breezy today. That cool air will be most noticeable tomorrow, with the coolest highs of the week expected. We’ll hover in the mid 70s. Winds are breezy around the Valley, but particularly along the I-10 Freeway corridor.

After strong gusty winds yesterday, breezy conditions continue today along with cooler than normal temps. The area of low pressure will linger through much of the week, wind speeds will be lower than yesterday, but still breezy. That low pressure system drop farther South through the week, which will keep highs 10-15 degrees colder than

As we’ve been reporting all week, a ridge of high pressure will keep our temperatures about 15 degrees above average all weekend long. Highs today will likely beat yesterday’s 103 reading. Please take the heat seriously, this is the hottest stretch of days we’ve seen so far this year. The Jetstream will remain far to

Highs will start to climb today, remaining in the triple digits through the weekend as high pressure spans the Western U.S. The Jetstream will push farther North, keeping us in summer-like heat for several days. As we warm up, staying hydrated and taking heat precautions is essential. We do see some relief by midweek next

A ridge of high pressure will produce highs in the triple digits starting tomorrow. The hotter temps will linger through the weekend as the Jetstream marches farther North. Highs today will likely match those of yesterday, in the upper 90s. The Stagecoach Country Music Festival weekend will see the hottest temps we’ve recorded all year.

A weak front is moving out, with high pressure moving in over the next few days. That will increase temps significantly heading into the weekend. We topped out at 97 yesterday and today will be quite similar. Over the course of the week, highs climb back into the triple digits for only the second time

A ridge of high pressure moving in will provide calmer and warmer conditions all weekend long. The Jetstream also moves a little farther North, allowing us to warm up well into the 90s Friday-Monday. The warming trend begins today, with highs reaching the upper 80s. Even into next week, our highs will remain above average,

A front continues to provide some gusty winds this morning, but those winds will gradually ramp down throughout the day. Winds are expected to be in much calmer by later this afternoon. With the easing of the winds, air quality is starting to improve. Highs today will remain cooler than normal, near the 80s degree

Winds are still gusty around the region, particularly near the I-10 freeway corridor, and will remain so through the day. A cool front to our North continues to stir the atmosphere and keep those winds blowing. Highs today also remain subdued, we’ll be in the upper 70s late this afternoon. Winds ease and temps warm

We hit 100 degrees yesterday for the first time since October! We’ll be back in the upper 90s this afternoon. The ridge of high pressure that brought us the heat is beginning to break down and migrate Eastward. With that, a series of weak troughs will push closer to Southern California, increasing winds and cooling

Highs topped out at 95 on Sunday and we’ll be even hotter today, getting very close to the 100 degree mark for the first time this year. The ridge of high pressure in place will keep the heat on for the next couple of days before an approaching front brings midweek relief. With these hotter

A ridge of high pressure is making things warmer for the weekend ahead. That, coupled with a retreating Jetstream, will bring temps up into the lower 90s. Highs will be in the mid 80s today. By Easter Sunday highs get into those 90s and stay there until Wednesday.

High pressure and a retreating Jetstream will lead to highs in the 90s by Easter Weekend. The high pressure at the surface is also indicative of the Jetstream moving farther North, a normal occurrence this time of year. Today, highs will cap out in the upper 70s. Moving through the weekend and into next week