First Alert Forecast

After a weak front passed by overnight, we’re clearing out nicely. We saw gusty winds, and partly cloudy skies. Local mountains picked up 1″ to 2″ of snow, and some more moderate rainfall was recorded in San Bernardino County. The Valley received no precip! High Pressure is building and will warm us up into the

High Pressure still holds sway over our weather pattern as a storm system continues to pound the Pacific NW with rain, snow and wind. A weak storm system will drop into SoCal later this week with a slight chance of rain (snow about 6,000 feet) for late Thursday. The rainfall appears to be timed from

Mostly sunny skies today, and temperatures close to our seasonal norm of 69 through the next few days as High Pressure sits on top of us. The fairly mild conditions look great today, with lights winds to accompany those seasonal highs. Late in the week a storm system arrives that will likely give us some

Expect sunshine through the weekend, with highs near our seasonal normals all the way through much of next week as High Pressure dominates the Desert Southwest. Seasonally, 68 is the average high for the date and we should be right there this afternoon after a storm system slipped by yesterday bringing gusty winds and some

Gusty winds today thanks to a quick moving weak storm system sliding past us to the North. Late this evening the area of low pressure will to our East, in Northern Arizona. The winds here will taper off as the low moves Eastward. Highs will be slightly below normal through the weekend. Into the weekend

Sunny and mild today with above average highs expected as we sit between two quick moving storm systems. The next system will drop in from the Pacific NW, but is fairly week, and will provided only a few clouds to the Valley, with a slight chance of snow and rain showers in the mountains of