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A Flash Flood Warning has been issued for the Coachella Valley, including Indio, Palm Springs, Coachella, southeastern Anza, Cathedral City, Palm Desert, southeastern Desert Hot Springs, Rancho Mirage, Hwy 74 between Anza And Palm Desert and Thermal that will last until 4 p.m. due to heavy rain associated with thunderstorms rolling through the area. We
Continue Reading From January 1st to today’s date, 1.34″ of rain has been recorded at Palm Springs International Airport. That’s still 1.13″ below normal but it’s progress from the 0.06″ the city was at the beginning of the work week. Rain will return to Riverside county on Thursday with over a half of inch of rain expected.
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Significant rainfall over the last three days. Palm Springs has seen 1.28″. In fact, on March 10th we even broke a few records of rainfall. Palm Springs broke the record of 0.25″ from 1986 by getting 1.09″. San Jacinto received 0.97″, breaking the record of 0.25″ from 1986 as well. Thermal even broke a rainfall
Continue Reading Despite the small chance of a shower or storm today, the area of low pressure is pushing rain farther north, so expect a fair amount of sunshine and warmer conditions than yesterday. Speaking of yesterday, PSP and TRM set rainfall records (PSP: 1.09″ and TRM: 0.59″). Storm totals were significantly higher! The low pressure cell
Continue Reading Rain moved into the Coachella Valley Monday night and radar remains active across the region with moisture streaming in from the southwest. This rainfall was much needed here in the desert. Despite more than an inch of rain in Palm Springs, the city remains below normal for the this time of the year. While the
Continue Reading Showers moved in the Valley shortly after 10 p.m. and the totals overnight into this morning have been impressive. An area of low pressure will linger off the coast, and keep us in the fifties and sixties today. More rain is likely sporadically through the afternoon. Another unstable low will arrive behind this system, keeping
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As of 11:00 p.m., rainfall accumulation was minimal with hundredths of an inch recorded but more is on the way! As an area of low pressure moves inland on Tuesday, widespread rain will fall across the region. Rainfall estimates continue to vary but parts of the desert could receive up to an inch of rain.
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Satellite and radar is already showers shower development in the Los Angeles region as of 10 a.m. this morning. We will continue to track an area of low pressure moving in through tomorrow that will bring showers to the Coachella Valley. Showers will be most widespread for Tuesday morning and Tuesday evening. There are still
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Rainfall will develop overnight as an area of low pressure off the coast moves into Southern California. This means rain likely on and off for Tuesday. That low will linger over SoCal into Wednesday before moving on. Rainfall totals will be close to (or slightly over) 0.50″ for the period. The chance for showers will
Continue Reading Yesterday, temperatures reached right at the seasonal average in Palm Springs with a high of 77°. Today will be slightly cooler as a weak area of low pressure remains for the region. By Monday night, we will begin to see the effects of an atmospheric river event. Meaning, an area of concentrated moisture will bring
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Temperatures have been warm and above average. Yesterday Palm Springs reached 87°. The average is 77°! A weak area of low pressure will move through the region this weekend. It is expected to cool down temperatures, bring some areas of gusty winds, increase cloud cover, and bring chances for rain over the mountains and areas
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After a couple days in the 80s, we’re cooling down into the 70s for the weekend. The drop in temperatures will result from a trough of low pressure moving into the region. This same system will bring an increase in cloud cover for Saturday and breezy west winds, 10-20 MPH. A stronger and wetter storm
Continue Reading From the eighties today, and lots of sunshine, to a cooler weekend, and stormy start to next week! Today will reflect earlier conditions, reaching mid-eighties for highs: A developing series of storms moves in tonight, first wave bringing partly cloudy skies and cooler weather (seventies) for the weekend. The low pressure center will intensify over
Continue Reading A warm day across the desert with a high temperature of 84° recorded at Palm Springs International Airport. Similar temperatures will be with us for Friday as a ridge of high pressure remains in place over Southern California. Cooler conditions will arrive for the weekend with highs forecast to drop into the 70s, but wind
Continue Reading Sunshine, wispy clouds and highs in the 80s today and tomorrow as we approach the weekend, but then some changes arrive. A nice evening for Village Fest tonight! A series of weak fronts moves in starting Friday night, so we’ll see increasing clouds and cooler weather on Saturday and Sunday. The following system threatens a
Continue Reading The normal high temperature for Palm Springs this time of year is 76° and temperatures will remain above normal by 5°-10° through the rest of the work-week. A weak ridge of high pressure remains over Southern California through Friday. The warmest day for our deserts will be Friday before things begin to change. A weak
Continue Reading The normal temperature in Palm Springs this time of year is 76°. Temperatures will be above that for the remainder of the work week before changes move in by the weekend. A weak area of high pressure will remain in control through Friday, keeping temperatures warm and above normal for the rest of the work
Continue Reading Gusty winds, areas of rain, and snow occurred with temperatures remaining below seasonal. Heading into this week, temperatures will warm back up above normal. The normal for Palm Springs now sits at 76°. Trough of low pressure will continue to move southeast of the area through the overnight hours tonight. While this happens, a strong
Continue Reading Snowline down to 3,000 feet this morning with some light showers around the Valley and some gusty winds. A Winter Weather Advisory will drop at 10am, A Wind Advisory for the I.E. will last through noon tomorrow. The area of low pressure is just to our South, but will slowly move Southeast into Norther Mexico
Continue Reading Temperatures on Saturday were nice and warm, above the seasonal average of 75°. Now, it’s a new month, the start of March and temperatures are taking a dive for this Sunday afternoon. We are tracking an area of low pressure that will continue to bring gusty winds, cooler temperatures, rain chances, and snow chances for
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