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Today, the normal for Palm Springs is 70°. We started off with a low of 46° and warmed up to 65° degrees. This is a few degrees warmer than yesterday. Tomorrow we will continue to see a gradual warming trend. In fact, this slight warming will continue through Tuesday with an area of high pressure
Continue Reading Temperatures will stay near or below normal The high temperature in Palm Springs yesterday was 61°. The average for yesterday was 70°. We are watching a slight warm-up today through Tuesday but temperatures are expected to remain below average today with near-average temperatures clocking in by Tuesday. The reason we are seeing a slight warming
Continue Reading Temperatures will remain near or below normal The high temperature in Palm Springs was 61° this afternoon with a low of 41°. The normal this time of year is a high of 70° and a low of 47° We are expected to stay below normal tomorrow afternoon with a few degrees of warming as high
Continue Reading An area of low pressure continues to filter in cooler air into the region. That trend will stick around today with temperatures reaching the upper 50’s. Through Tuesday there will be a slow warming trend as an area of high pressure builds north, but temperatures will still remain below normal. Over the last three days,
Continue Reading So long low pressure system! The storm that brought wet weather to our desert is making moves eastward and a gradual dry out will take place through the evening for the rest of the Southland. All the mountains in Southern California have turned into winter wonderlands! Have a snowy picture you’d like to share? Send
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Some notable rainfall here in the lower desert with some communities exceeding a half-inch of rain! A few passing showers are possible today but little to no accumulation will occur. All the mountains in Southern California have turned into winter wonderlands! Have a snowy picture you’d like to share? Send it to share@kesq.com! Snow levels
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Round two of this week’s storm system made its move across the Southland bringing wet weather to all. Prepare for possible delays if you must be on the roads early tomorrow morning. Showers will continue to move through the Coachella Valley overnight and into Friday morning. Rainfall has not been consistent across the lower desert
Continue Reading More widespread showers Thursday Cold air prevails through California with an area of low-pressure filtering in unusually cooler than normal temperatures. Showers will see a break tonight after 8 p.m. with isolated showers and snow for the mountains overnight. More widespread rain and snow will move in Thursday for the morning and last through the
Continue Reading The big event that has been talked about since last week is bringing rain and snow to SoCal just in time for many to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday. A large area of low pressure and the associated cold front are dropping into California and pushing rain into the Inland Empire and Coastal Plains, with
Continue ReadingIncreasing clouds tonight after a day of sunshine and mid-sixties, with rain starting here in the Valley by midday tomorrow. A Flash Flood Watch covers portions Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and San Diego counties. Underneath that, a Winter Storm Warning is up for Mountains in all of those counties, including our local mountains. Rainfall is
Continue Reading A High Wind Warning and Wind Advisory remain in effect for the Coachella Valley and surrounding areas through 7 p.m. this evening. The mustard yellow color indicates the warning where westerly winds will be between 35-50 mph and gusts will reach up to 75 mph. The tan color is the advisory where westerly winds will
Continue ReadingAll of the above in the forecast as we head towards Thanksgiving, with a poorly timed Winter Storm arriving late Tuesday into Wednesday as cold air descends from the North and moisture moves up from the South. A High Wind Warning, as well as a Wind Advisory, cover parts of the Coachella Valley, and our
Continue Reading Rain and mountain snow through Thanksgiving The low temperature today in Palm Springs was 54° with a high temperature of 78°. This will be the warmest day of the week. Temperatures will cool down Monday and take a dive Tuesday through Friday. A Winter Storm Watch has been issued by the National Weather Service Tuesday
Continue Reading Another winter storm moves into Southern California on Wednesday. Yesterday, Palm Springs reached a high temperature of 74° which is right near the seasonal normal of 73°. Today will be warmer and drier with sunny skies throughout the region. A weak area of high pressure remains over the region keeping an offshore flow in place.
Continue Reading Cooler temperatures and another winter storm on the way Palm Springs saw a morning low temperature this morning of 53° the average is normally around 49°. High temperatures stayed near seasonal. Warmer conditions will move in for Sunday. Sunday will be the warmest day for this coming week in the upper 70’s. The average for
Continue Reading Rain chances move back by Wednesday Yesterday Palm Springs reached a high temperature of 71°. The average this time of year is around 73°. Today will be warmer than yesterday with Sunday being the warmest day this week. A ridge of high pressure will build, creating an offshore flow that will contribute to a warmer
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Slightly warmer across the Southland this afternoon with Palm Springs and Thermal both recording a high temperature of 71°. That’s just three degrees below the norm. A slight warm-up will join us this weekend as a weak ridge of high pressure develops over the west coast. A mostly cloudy start to Saturday will clear to
Continue ReadingHigh pressure will build in over the weekend, chasing away the residual moisture from the storm system that brought rain and snow to SoCal. Highs today will be cooler than normal, topping out near the 70-degree mark. As we move through the weekend, highs will climb into the mid and upper seventies, but a storm
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After a 3 day stretch of damp and cool conditions, the final numbers are in! The east valley accumulated between 0.25″-0.55″ on average, with higher totals in the higher elevations. The low pressure system that brought the abrupt changes to our desert weather is moving to the east. Southern California will continue to dry out
Continue ReadingA Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until 7 p.m. for the mountains of Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Bernardino Counties today with some impressive first of the year snow at the tops of local ridges. Long Valley, Behind the Mountain Tram Station On the Valley floor we picked up about what was expected from
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