What a relief! After last week’s 113° days, this 4th of July brought us a high temperature of 102°. That makes it the coolest Independence Day in 8 years! 2014 recorded a high of 102° as well. An average high temperature for the date is 108°. Headed out this evening for fireworks and festivities? Temperatures
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The Coachella Valley is on track to see temperatures well below normal for the Fourth of July holiday. Most valley cities will only feel temperatures at the lower end of the triple digits, spending most of the day in the 90s. Dry conditions continue for the start of this week. KESQ Mild temperatures have been
Continue Reading Winds continue with a repetitive onshore flow in the evenings, bringing occasional gusty conditions to areas that typically see the strongest winds. Tonight around 9 p.m., conditions may be particularly difficult for driving from Whitewater to Desert Hot Springs. Peak wind gusts for areas in the east valley could exceed 35 mph. This trend continues
Continue Reading While temperatures across the valley are slightly warmer than initially expected, dry conditions continue to keep conditions comfortable. Here’s a look at today’s dew points. KESQ Breezy evenings continue, helping cool down our temperatures over the next few days. 10-15 mph sustained winds are expected for most valley cities, with occasional peak wind gusts near
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Today’s temperatures will be slightly cooler than yesterday’s. Breezy conditions can be expected on the warm and clear night ahead. Winds will pick up on Saturday afternoon which will help bring cooler air to the Coachella Valley. In wind-prone areas, gusts will be near 40 mph. Dew points will remain under 50 through the weekend.
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A warm day in the desert, just slightly cooler than what was felt yesterday. A warm and breezy evening will be present for your Friday night dinner plans. Clear skies will persist through the night. Winds will be felt once again Saturday afternoon and evening. In wind-prone areas, gusts will be near 40 MPH. These
Continue Reading Winds continue to pick up in the evening hours on Friday and Saturday. Peak gusts for wind-prone areas could be upwards of 40 mph. Winds continue to carry much cooler air into the Coachella Valley, making for mild conditions over the holiday weekend. Here’s a look at how winds could shape up around 6 p.m.
Continue Reading Here we go! Wrapping up the month of June with a high temperature of 112° in Palm Springs. The average high for the date is 107°, so just above normal to close out the month. Looking back at the month as a whole, the average high is about 106°. Clear skies and a breezy west
Continue Reading Low pressure continues to dominate the current forecast, increasing westerly winds and filtering cooler air into the valley. Peak wind gusts tonight between 30-40 mph will be possible, with occasional stronger winds for areas that typically see more wind than others. Here’s a look at how winds may strengthen by 6 p.m. KESQ Conditions remain
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No doubt a hot day in the desert but at least dew point temperatures are lower than they’ve been the past two days. Relative humidity will hover around 15-20% through the evening. High pressure is moving east and the additional heat we’ve been feeling is leaving with it. Temperatures will return near the seasonal average
Continue Reading High pressure is moving east today, which means humidity should be far less noticeable in the Coachella Valley. Dew points in the 30s and 40s are anticipated for today, so evaporative and swamp coolers should be far more effective. KESQ Incoming low pressure will cause an overall increase in winds, especially for areas that typically
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Radar isn’t as active around Southern California as it was yesterday but when you step outside you can still feel the moisture in the air. A few cells have developed in the High Desert, near Twentynine Palms, but the bulk of the action remains in Arizona. Good news — relief is on the way! Dew
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The haze you saw outside yesterday was related to increased ozone a.k.a smog which was the cause of low air quality. Air quality has returned to the moderate zone in the Coachella Valley. Read more about ozone here. Humidity is considerably lower than yesterday with dew points in the 30s and 40s. Monsoonal moisture is beginning
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The haziness you see outside is related to increased ozone a.k.a smog. Air quality has been reduced with a pocket of ‘Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups’ being recorded in the west valley. The rest of the Coachella Valley currently has a reading in the ‘moderate’ category. Read more about ozone here. There’s no doubt it’s a
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The view from the Top of the Tram this morning showcased the humidity and haze. Dew points will be in the 50s and 60s throughout the day, with a small chance of spotty thunderstorms this afternoon thanks to the very high moisture levels. The monsoonal flow will keep us under humidity conditions into tomorrow before
Continue Reading Triple-digit heat has dominated the Coachella Valley today, with warm temperatures felt for areas west as well. The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory through Monday at 8 p.m. due to above normal temperatures across areas that typically stay clear of temperatures quite this warm this time of year. KESQ Heat is exacerbated
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Temperatures are expected to stay 5-10° above the seasonal average for this time of year across the Coachella Valley. The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for parts of the Inland Empire until 6 p.m. on Sunday. While this Heat Advisory is farther west, continue to be cautious and drink plenty of water while
Continue Reading Temperatures continue to rise around 5-10° above normal for this time of year across the Coachella Valley. Daytime high temperatures near 110° are expected through the weekend. Farther west, the National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for parts of the Inland Empire. KESQ While heat remains a concern, conditions will stay dry through
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A warm and sunny day around the desert with high temperatures similar to Thursday. Breezy conditions can be expected with west winds near 10-15 MPH. Clear skies will remain overhead through the night as temperatures cool into the low 80s overnight. Humidity be gone! Dry air has finally made its way back to the Coachella
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High pressure is heating things up across the Southern two-thirds of the nation, and we’re included. The good news is drier air is finally filtering in, and we’ll see lower dew points and humidity today, making it more comfortable despite the heat. Dew points should be dropping into the 30s and even 20s by late
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