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A Weak Storm Moves in Tonight

We’re expecting sunshine and warm conditions, though not as warm as yesterday’s 89 degree reading. Winds will start to kick up later this afternoon. Winds will increase as an area of low pressure drops in from the North, bringing partly cloudy skies and cooler temps for Friday and Saturday. Winds will be gusty, but not

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Warmer and Less Windy!

The winds have eased off as an upper level disturbance moves out of California, making today warmer and less gusty than the two previous days. The breezes may return late Friday, but for now we are on course for seasonal highs (low-to-mid 80s) and comfortable conditions through the end of the week. Today, while warmer

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Gusty Winds Gradually Diminishing

Expect a sunny pleasant day, but winds will be persistent, especially near and North of the freeway in the usually wind-prone areas as a weak trough still stirs up gusty winds. Gusts will range between 20mph to 30mph today, tapering off this evening and into tomorrow, but it will remain breezy tomorrow as well. The

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A Pause between Storms

The rain ended yesterday, but it’s only a pause in the rainfall. More is expected later today and overnight as an area of low pressure lingers over the region. The Flash Flood Watch for the area has been extended through 5pm tomorrow evening as heavy rain is possible through tomorrow morning. Rain would be heaviest

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Rain Arrives in a Big Way

After waiting for the rain to return, it finally did with significant results here in the Valley: In addition to those numbers, areas in the pass received more than 2″ of rain, and in the San Bernardino mountains, Lytle Creek took in over 7″ of rain. Snow reached 14″ at Green Valley Lake, 4″ at

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Rain Still on Tap for the Valley

The Flash Flood Watch posted will be in effect through 7 p.m. tomorrow, with the heaviest of rain for the Valley slated for later today into the overnight hours, despite very little rain here yesterday. While the Valley picked up only trace amounts of rain, elsewhere to our West, the rain (and snow) was significant.

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Storm system moves in overnight

Another series of earthquakes struck near Anza Sunday, with the strongest being two of 3.5 magnitude. A storm system will be moving into Southern California tonight with impacts here in the Coachella Valley beginning on Monday. Chances for rain extend through Thursday, with temperatures in the 60s. A Winter Storm Warning is in effect from

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