A major storm is still bringing rain and snow to NorCal, but here in the Southland we’re enjoying temps near 80 again today! The storm up North continues to drop impressive rain totals all over the Northern-most parts of California. An area of low pressure will drop a little farther South, bringing sightly cooler temperatures
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Today has been an unusually warm February day here in the Coachella Valley. This is thanks to a lingering high pressure system over Southern California. Highs today peaked in the lower 80s. The average temperature for today’s date is 72°F. Winds are not a concern today and moisture levels are slightly elevated as there is
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We hit 82 on Sunday, and today will be even warmer! High pressure dominates the Southland, but a major storms continues to bring rain and snow to NorCal. The rainfall is causing flooding, there are watches and warnings posted due to the flooding around the region. Rain will continue today and into tomorrow before clearing
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It’s been toastier than usual here in the Coachella Valley this weekend, with highs climbing into the 80s for Palm Springs to bring the weekend to a close! This stretch of 80-degree weather will continue as we expect similar warmth on Monday and Tuesday! Skies remained more clear in Southern California compared to our friends
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It’s yet another beautiful weekend here in the Coachella Valley. We’ve mentioned many times over the last few days that temperatures this weekend would steeply rise. We can expect highs today in the lower 80s so get out there and enjoy the weather. Go on a hike, check out a farmer’s market, or lay out
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Warmer temperatures are on the way! We’ll be jumping into the first batch of 80° weather of 2025 over the next few days. Skies have been clear over Southern California, but the same can’t be said to our north. An atmospheric river is bringing rain to our friends in Central and Northern California. Locally, conditions
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Temperatures will rise steadily over the weekend and into next week, with highs reaching the mid-80s early next week. Should be a fantastic weekend weather-wise. This warm-up is thanks to a high-pressure ridge moving in over the weekend. There are quite a few great events going on this weekend: Meanwhile, a storm system in the
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Highs will be on the increase throughout the weekend and into next week, with temps peaking early next week in the middle 80s. This is thanks to a ridge of high pressure working its way into the weekend. A storm moving through the Pacific Northwest will brings rain and snow to Northern California overnight tonight
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Wow what a nice day! Gorgeous across the Coachella Valley and much of Southern California today. A light jacket or sweatshirt will be perfect for Village Fest this evening in Downtown Palm Springs. We’re looking at a pretty “quiet” and calm couple of days in the weather world with the biggest topic being our warming
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High pressure is moving in, and that will boost temps heading into the weekend. Today and tomorrow, we’re looking a near-seasonal temps in the lower 70s. That ridge of high pressure draws closer into the weekend, raising highs in to the lower 80s by Sunday, and keeping skies nice and clear. We’ll remain nice and
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Good evening! Drier and warmer weather is expected across the Coachella Valley with daytime highs climbing to nearly 10 degrees above average by next week. We’ve had a chilly couple of mornings with overnight lows in the low 40s and 30s and daytime highs about 5-7 degrees below normal. Today we’re pretty close–just a degree or
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We’ll see highs near seasonal norms today as an area of low pressure departs the region, leaving some cool weather in its wake. Expect highs in the upper 60s today, but warmer as we move toward the weekend. The low that brought rain showers and some snow to mountain communities here in California will become
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Good evening! Our upper level low that provided some brief rain for the valley and snow for the mountains continues to very slowly push southwest off to our east. We’re seeing a tiny bit of wrap-around moisture in the form of a few snow flurries–but that’s mainly up at Big Bear and in the higher
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California, especially Southern California is no stranger to drought. The last winter seasons brought a cascade of winter storms and precipitation to the Southern California region, but the same cannot be said for this winter. It’s late January and we just had our first winter storm of the season. 2024 was a very dry year
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Highs topped out at 59 yesterday, but we do expect slightly warmer conditions today. However, we’ll remain below average through the week. Today we anticipate highs in the middle 60s. The area of low pressure that brought the mountain snow and modest rainfall to the Valley has no exited the region to the East, and
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After some scattered showers this weekend Palm Springs is transitioning from active wet weather to a more mild and sunny forecast. Over the past couple of days, light rain fell in the valley, with just under a tenth of an inch around Palm Springs and Desert Hot Springs, while the mountains saw 4-6 inches of
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We woke up to wet streets and snow in the mountains as a slow moving low pressure system works its way through the area. Along with the wet roadways, cooler temperatures linger as well. Snowfall totals were in the 4″ to 6″ inch range between 5,000 and 6,000 feet, with slightly higher totals above 7,000
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The Coachella Valley has stayed mostly dry throughout the day on Sunday. We’ve seen just a couple of light drizzles producing trace amounts of rain towards the eastern end of the valley. There’s been some significant rainfall to our west, though, across much of the Southern California region today! Data from the National Weather Service
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This week’s latest batch of Santa Ana winds have wrapped up, but in its place, we are seeing much wetter weather, which raises the potential for some rain and snow-related issues for our region. Showers will begin tonight across much of Southern California. Our FutureTrack data is showing this precipitation outside of the valley for
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Finally a welcome wrap up to our Santa Ana winds as we transition to a wet system and winter weather, which brings a new slew of dangers and concerns for Southern California wildfires. The potential for significant rainfall over wildfire burn scars has triggered a Flood Watch. This incoming system also brings about a dramatic
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