First Alert Forecast

There were a few light sprinkles overnight, but skies are clearing, and the snowfall totals in the mountains increased as a cool front moved through. Arrowhead and Big Bear picked up about 5″ of snow, the largest rainfall total in the Valley was Indio, at 0.02″! Another weak storm moves in tomorrow, bringing a similar

Today sunny and mild, but by tonight a chance of showers here (very light with modest totals below 0.10″) and some heavy snow in the mountains! A Winter Storm Warning will go up for San Bernardino County above 5,000′ and for Riverside County, a Winter Weather Advisory. Snowfall could reach over a foot in the

Yesterday, multiple Valley cities posted record rainfall totals as strong storms with frequent lightning and heavy downpours assaulted the region. Today, a slight chance of showers remains in the forecast until this afternoon, as residual “wrap-around” precip moves out of the region. Highs will be cooler than normal all weekend, but today we may just

Despite the small chance of a shower or storm today, the area of low pressure is pushing rain farther north, so expect a fair amount of sunshine and warmer conditions than yesterday. Speaking of yesterday, PSP and TRM set rainfall records (PSP: 1.09″ and TRM: 0.59″). Storm totals were significantly higher! The low pressure cell

Showers moved in the Valley shortly after 10 p.m. and the totals overnight into this morning have been impressive. An area of low pressure will linger off the coast, and keep us in the fifties and sixties today. More rain is likely sporadically through the afternoon. Another unstable low will arrive behind this system, keeping

Rainfall will develop overnight as an area of low pressure off the coast moves into Southern California. This means rain likely on and off for Tuesday. That low will linger over SoCal into Wednesday before moving on. Rainfall totals will be close to (or slightly over) 0.50″ for the period. The chance for showers will

From the eighties today, and lots of sunshine, to a cooler weekend, and stormy start to next week! Today will reflect earlier conditions, reaching mid-eighties for highs: A developing series of storms moves in tonight, first wave bringing partly cloudy skies and cooler weather (seventies) for the weekend. The low pressure center will intensify over

Sunshine, wispy clouds and highs in the 80s today and tomorrow as we approach the weekend, but then some changes arrive. A nice evening for Village Fest tonight! A series of weak fronts moves in starting Friday night, so we’ll see increasing clouds and cooler weather on Saturday and Sunday. The following system threatens a

Snowline down to 3,000 feet this morning with some light showers around the Valley and some gusty winds. A Winter Weather Advisory will drop at 10am, A Wind Advisory for the I.E. will last through noon tomorrow. The area of low pressure is just to our South, but will slowly move Southeast into Norther Mexico

Overnight the cloud cover stuck around, and kept our morning lows fairly mild. Today, more sunshine is on the way as clouds move to our East, and highs will be in the lower and middle eighties under clearing skies. A front moving in from the Pacific Northwest will arrive late Saturday, bringing windy conditions, clouds

Winds are lighter today, and the Wind Advisory posted earlier expired right on time, at Noon today. High pressure remains in charge of our weather pattern through Saturday, then a storm system moves in, cooling us off for Sunday and Monday, and evening a very small chance of light showers. High this afternoon will reach

Sunshine, punctuated by just some high thin cloud cover, and highs that will be closer to seasonal normals (i.e cooler that earlier this week), with a High Wind Warning to our South and a Wind Advisory still posted West of the Valley. The area of high pressure will build back into the region, which will

A Wind Advisory remains in effect for areas West of the Valley through Thursday early morning. Gusty winds as a result of a broad high pressure system and some moderate Santa Ana conditions. Those winds will be stronger outside of the Valley, but we’ll see breezy and warm weather here today, with highs again reaching

High pressure building-in across the entire Western US will bring above normal daytime highs and mild offshore winds through much of the week! Today, you can expect highs to reach 83 or so, running nearly 10 degrees above normal for the date! We see only modest changes moving through the week, with highs remaining well

A developing storm off the coast has picked up steam overnight, increasing the chance for rain in the Valley over the weekend. Prior to that, expect the sunny mild conditions to continue through tomorrow. Highs will be similar to those we’ve seen most of the week, but likely just a bit cooler. Late Friday night

Expect full sunshine today under high pressure, unlike yesterday we saw some passing high clouds throughout midday. Late Friday into Saturday, breezy conditions will arrive in conjunction with a weak, fast moving storm system. There is a 20% chance of scattered showers late Friday night into Saturday morning, but very light showers if any are

Look for highs to be in the low eighties again this afternoon, close to the 84 we recorded yesterday, as high pressure builds. This afternoon, skies will remain mostly sunny, with only a hint of cloud cover, and those highs will be nearly ten degrees above normal! The remainder of the week, we’ll see a

Sunshine and highs well above normal will be hallmarks of the forecast this week as High Pressure dominates the Desert Southwest all week long. Offshore winds will increase through the middle of the week as well, increasing temps throughout the Inland Empire, and keeping us above normal here in the desert. Today, we’ll get close