Weather

What a cold and wet day it has been! The rainfall totals listed below are as of 6:00 p.m. and will be updated through the night as needed. Weather alerts, including a Winter Storm Warning and a Flash Flood Watch, remain in effect until early Friday morning. Extreme caution should be taken when traveling tonight

It’s going to be a wet start to Thursday as the second storm system of the week moves across the Southland. Rain and showers will be a big part of tomorrow’s forecast all around the Coachella Valley. This system will be bringing plenty of moisture to Southern California and is capable of producing more than

…and clouds were returning into the desert sky. Partly cloudy skies will persist throughout Wednesday. Cooler temperatures return tomorrow with highs near 60°. Continued cooling into Thursday as the second storm system of the week moves into Southern California. A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for San Bernardino and Riverside county mountains, as well

Yesterday, Palm Springs hit a high temperature of 59° during the morning hours. Temperatures stayed cooler throughout the rest of the day. Rainfall was consistently falling through the day, though it did stay mostly light. Here is a look at some rainfall totals over the past 24 hours as of 9 p.m. Monday night. More

Rain moved into the Coachella Valley this morning and remained light but consistent into the afternoon. Rainfall totals ranged from hundreths of an inch to almost a quarter inch throughout the valley floor.The totals listed below are as of 4:00 p.m.: The Winter Weather Advisory that went into effect Sunday night remains until 4:00 a.m.

The storm system the First Alert Weather Team has been tracking all week is finally approaching the Southland. A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for the San Bernardino Mountains, above 5,000′, beginning at 10:00 p.m. Snow accumulation could reach one foot for elevations above 7,000′. The Coachella Valley’s first round of rain will arrive

Low 70s were felt across the Coachella Valley this afternoon. Hope you took advantage of the warmth because a cooldown commences tomorrow! The reason for the cooling will be a trough of low pressure nearing the west coast. It’s already bringing rain and snow to the Pacific Northwest but the desert will stay dry into

Yesterday was a few degrees above average in Palm Springs with a high temperature of 68°. The normal is 66° for this time of year. Today, temperatures will continue to warm up into the lower 70’s with a ridge of high pressure peaking over the region. Temperatures will stay warmer on Saturday with bigger cooling

Palm Springs was five degrees warmer this afternoon than yesterday, recording a high of 68° at the Palm Springs International Airport. Continued warming is forecast for the end of the workweek with a ridge of high pressure in place over Southern California. The Coachella Valley can expect high temperatures on Friday to climb into the

Yesterday was a cold day for the region with below average temperatures. The low in the morning for Palm Springs was just 38° with an afternoon high temperature of 63°. Today, conditions will be a bit warmer with an area of high pressure moving in to replace the area of low pressure pushing east. This

A cold start to our Wednesday ensures us that the official start of winter is just 3 days away! The average low for today’s date in Palm Springs is 44°, but this morning much of the valley floor was waking up to temperatures in the 30s! High pressure building in the southwest will provide warmer

The average temperature for today in Palm Springs hangs around 66°. With an area of low pressure moving inland, cooler air will be filtered into the region. This will keep temperatures below seasonal normal for our Wednesday. In addition, there is some cloud cover that will stick around for the morning and early afternoon hours

A High Wind Warning remains in effect until 10:00 p.m. for the San Bernardino and Riverside county mountains, including the San Gorgonio Pass. Wind on the valley floor will be breezy near the interstate but not gusty. An approaching low pressure system will slide to our north, bringing rain and snow to the Pacific Northwest.