Local Forecast

Temperatures have shot into the upper 70s this weekend, and conditions remain dry around the desert. That changes in the days to come. A couple waves of moisture are set to impact the state through the middle of next week. It’s unlikely we’ll see more than a few tenths of an inch of rainfall accumulation

A ridge of high pressure is keeping temperatures slightly above the seasonal average (74°) this weekend. It is looking like a great weekend to spend time outdoors and grab a date shake at the 76th annual Riverside County Fair and National Date Festival! Changes are on the way early next week with the arrival of

The start of the weekend will bring peak heating for the week, with high temperatures in the upper 70s, just slightly above average for this time of year. We’ll see passing clouds, but with a ridge of high pressure in charge, a dry forecast continues. The next low-pressure system to bring rain to Southern California

A ridge of high pressure remains in place over Southern California. This will lead to continued warming for the Coachella Valley over the coming days. An area of low pressure will move through the Southland early next week. While rain chances have slowly been diminished, wet weather cannot be ruled out for the desert. Any

Temperatures have been very comfortable today and will continue to be mild this evening. Temperatures will fall into the 50s around 8 PM, so you may want to bring a jacket if you plan on eating outside. We remain under a weak ridge of high pressure. This is allowing our temperatures to continue to subtly

Northern California looks to have a rainy Valentine’s Day as a low-pressure system nears the West Coast on Wednesday. It’s a very different picture for Southern California, with plenty of sunshine and highs in the low 70s for V-Day. The next opportunity for rain in the desert arrives early next week, with Monday currently being

A ridge of high pressure is building over Southern California. This will bring the Coachella Valley plenty of fair weather this week. Temperatures will also subtly rise throughout the workweek. Looking out toward this weekend and early next week, we can see our next potential for rain. Confidence in exact timing or impacts remains low

Super Bowl Sunday looks to be dry, quiet, and cool if you’re spending time outside in the Coachella Valley. Expect clear skies overhead and chilly evening temperatures. Another Frost Advisory has been issued for areas of the Inland Empire to the west of the Coachella Valley. Chilly temperatures will be felt locally with overnight lows

A chilly night is ahead for Southern California. Northerly winds will weaken over the next 12 hours but have left behind cooler air. A Frost Advisory has been issued for areas in the Inland Empire west of the Coachella Valley for tonight. Following a cool morning, daytime temperatures will warm to the mid 60s for

Partly cloudy skies and cool temperatures were the focus of this Friday’s forecast. Light showers will continue to linger over the higher elevations surrounding the Coachella Valley into the evening. A Wind Advisory will take effect early Saturday morning for Western Riverside County as well as the Inland Empire. The strongest gusts will occur below

A Wind Advisory remains in place through 6 PM this evening. Winds will be out of the west with a gust potential up to 65 MPH. However, the valley floor will see winds closer to 30-40 MPH. The strongest winds will be in the usual wind-prone areas. While the strongest winds will be felt in

A Wind Advisory will go into effect at 7 PM this evening and will last through 7 PM Thursday. Winds will be out of the west and may gust up to 55 MPH. A Winter Storm Warning remains in effect for our local mountains through 8 AM Thursday. The heaviest snow will fall above 6,000