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Yesterday we set records at 98 degrees, we’ll be just shy of that today as high pressure lingers over the region. A couple of significant storms are developing to the North and will slowly drop down into California as the Jet Stream begins to move farther South tonight and tomorrow. By the weekend, we’ll see
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Yesterday we came within a degree of the record (97) and today will be close again, as high pressure continues to keep the heat on. Expect a high near 96 both and today and tomorrow. An area of low pressure drops into NorCal by Friday, ushering a sharply cooler forecast for the weekend. We’ll see
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In-person voting concludes today at voting centers across the Valley and the nation. We’ll see highs more than ten degrees above average on this election day. Much like yesterday’s 97 and Sunday’s 95, today expect mid-nineties again under a ridge of high pressure that is dominating the Desert Southwest. Highs will peak around 3 o’clock
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High pressure kept us in the 90s for the weekend, and much of this week will be the same. Highs will remain about ten degrees above normal, with modest off-shore winds kicking up into mid-week. Yesterday we topped out at 95, and will be similar today and much of the week. Into the weekend, windy
Continue ReadingToday Palm Springs was 11° hotter than average. The 90s continue throughout most of the upcoming week. While daytime highs are well above average, we do get to feel some relief in the overnight hours. Low temperatures will stay in the 60s. A ridge of high pressure is keeping us hot, but we’re also feeling
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Palm Springs on Saturday reached a high temperature of 94°. The average for the day is 84°. Throughout the month of October, there were 25 days above average, 4 days below average, and only 2 days reaching the average. Two days also broke/tied record high temperatures. The month was 6.9° above average. These warmer temperatures
Continue ReadingAfter a much needed cool week, temperatures are heating up again. Seasonal average in Palm Springs is 84°. Last Halloween, we were talking about below average conditions. Not this year. The 90s are expected to be with us for most of the week. Cloud cover and even a light drizzle could be felt this evening.
Continue Reading Friday, the high temperature in Palm Springs reached 92°. High temperatures are going to remain in the 90s throughout the rest of the weekend and through next week. The average for Saturday and Sunday is 84°. Winds remain offshore which contributes to warmer and drier conditions compared to average. Offshore winds are expected to increase
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High pressure building across the Western states will increase daytime highs and moderate overnight lows through the weekend and into next week. This is part of a broader weather pattern forcing the Jet Stream well to the North over the Western US, and then seeing it dive deep into the Southeastern part of the Country,
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High pressure is building in from the Coast, and that will producer warmer temps into the Halloween Weekend. Speaking of Halloween, look for highs in the low 90s, and also be on the lookout for a Trunk-or-Treat event at the River in Rancho Mirage from 4-7pm. Dress up and drive up! Today look for highs
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Wins subsided in the overnight, allowing morning lows to drop into the forties and fifties this morning for a brisk start to the day. However, the cooler air moving out as High Pressure builds back in. Air Quality has improved since the winds have backed off, and the AQI is now in the “Moderate” range.
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After a gusty day that saw a high of 71 and winds of 40mph, today is moving in a more comfortable direction. Highs will span the upper 70s, and winds are greatly reduced here. Not so in the Inland Empire where Red Flag and High Wind Warnings remain in effect. An area of low pressure
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Blustery winds up to 35mph continue today, as does the Wind Advisory. A High Wind Warning is also up to the East of the Valley, as well as Red Flag Warnings throughout SoCal. A front and area of low pressure sliding by to the North are creating the windy and cool conditions, which will slowly
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Temperatures dropped below seasonal average Sunday for the first time this month. Seasonal average is 86° for Palm Springs. Temperatures cool drop into the 70s for Monday and Tuesday as low pressure dips South. This low pressure system will also be causing the winds to pick up. Winds have been out of the Northwest this
Continue Reading Palm Springs on Saturday reached a high temperature of 86°. That is the first day hitting an average temperature for the month of October. Before that, 23 days in a row reached temperatures above average. Temperatures will continue to track cooler through the weekend and into the coming week. A weak trough off the coast
Continue Reading After above average days all month long, we have finally reached seasonal average. Today’s high in Palm Springs was exactly where it should be for this time of year and we’re only getting cooler over the next few days. Temperatures are dropping, winds are picking up and clouds are covering us overhead here in the
Continue Reading Palm Springs on Friday reached a high temperature of 91°. The weekend will be cooler with more cloud cover overhead. A weak trough of low pressure to the west will be pulled inland ahead of a colder and deeper trough dropping south over the Great Basin. This weak trough will produce some gusty westerly winds
Continue Reading Temperatures are finally feeling more like they should for this time of year. The average for Friday is 87° and drops to 86° Saturday and Sunday. A cold and deep trough of low pressure is going to be felt for the weekend. This trough will drop desert temperatures into the low 70s for Monday. Along
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An area of low pressure developing off the Coast of Southern California will keep the temps at or below seasonal averages this weekend. We’ll see partly cloudy skies and even a slight chance of light showers towards the Coast and I.E. That low will enhance the Marine Layer through the weekend, to help push temperatures
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Yesterday, we broke the string of triple-digits days, hitting 97. Today we continue to cool down and will through early next week. Cooler air up North is finally migrating southward. The airmass to our North is causing gusty winds, and dry conditions despite the cooler numbers, so Red Flag warnings continue to do in the
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