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Mild weekend, changes next week

Daytime high temperatures have soared into the mid-70s across the valley on Saturday with mostly clear skies. We’re getting a boost of warmth from a ridge of high pressure building over the region. KESQ A weak Santa Ana wind pattern will continue to keep conditions dry through the weekend. Conditions should remain mild for Sunday,

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Breezy start to the weekend

After a mild and quiet week, winds are expected to pick up by this afternoon and stick around through Saturday. This, as a trough of low pressure moves over the region, increasing onshore flow and filtering cooler air into Southern California. Peak wind gusts through the San Gorgonio Pass could be up to 40 mph.

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Warmest day of the week

The 70s have finally made a comeback around the Coachella Valley, with mid-70s expected for daytime high temperatures across the Coachella Valley. Conditions remain quiet, calm, and dry for Thursday. KESQ High pressure aloft peaks today, allowing for this significant warm-up. By the end of the week, a trough of low pressure drops down. It

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The 70s have returned to the desert

It’s going to be another cool evening across the desert but temperatures are warmer than what we felt yesterday evening. Skies will remain clear through night as temperatures drop near 50° early Thursday morning. A ridge of high pressure will remain in place through tomorrow, allowing temperatures to continue their warming trend. Expect another day

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Seasonable conditions return

After a long stretch of below normal temperatures, the Coachella Valley is finally set to return to more seasonable conditions, thanks to a ridge of high pressure bringing in warmer air and a light offshore flow. KESQ A normal daytime high temperature for this time of year is 70°, but we have not seen 70s

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Cool, breezy start to 2022

As we close out 2021, we’re likely to see an increase in winds locally and a drop in temperatures. Low pressure moving in from the northwest is the catalyst for these changes. KESQ Areas directly surrounding the Coachella Valley are currently under a Wind Advisory, issued by the National Weather Service. This will start at

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