Weather

THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – Happy Thanksgiving! There’s a lot to be thankful for today, including this gorgeous forecast into the weekend! High clouds have been present pretty much all day long, making for some beautiful skies. Despite the moisture aloft, conditions have been comfortably dry on the ground. Pro tip: sunset photos tonight will

Good morning and Happy Thanksgiving! We are tracking some lovely weather today here in the Coachella Valley. It’s chilly this morning, but we will warm up nicely into the afternoon with high temperatures in the low 80s or even a few upper 70s. Expect partly cloudy skies throughout the day as a system in the

Quiet weather will continue across the Coachella Valley through Thanksgiving, with temperatures running about 5-10 degrees above normal and a few high clouds drifting through tomorrow. Still a few Santa Ana winds going through the mountain passes–25-40mph, but improving. Offshore winds are weakening tonight into Thursday, leaving most spots calm for the holiday. A gradual

Good morning and happy day before Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving travel is in full swing, and depending on where you’re heading, you may run into some issues. Locally, there’s not much to worry about. Temperatures will stay very moderate and mild, if not slightly warm. Parts of the Northeast and Great Lakes region will see the biggest

Warm, dry, and breezy through Thanksgiving as offshore flow and some weak Santa Ana winds bring in some drier air and keep temperatures running 5-10 degrees above normal. Santa Ana winds won’t be a big factor locally, although if you’re traveling today–and many are–we’re looking at some gusty east winds 25–30 mph will continue through

Happy Monday! The countdown to Thanksgiving is on, and we are tracking warm weather across the region. Today is notably warmer than yesterday, but still near the seasonal average for this time of year. Temperatures will continue to warm in the coming days as high pressure builds over the region. This will lead to warmer

Good morning! It’s been a cool and wet weekend so far, but that will change today. Skies will start to clear out today. This will allow us to warm up more than we have in the last week or so. We will also be able to see the snow on our local mountains with more

THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – It’s been an overcast day in the desert. We experienced some rainfall overnight and into this morning, with some sporadic showers into the afternoon. The cloudy skies and added rainfall kept our daytime high at 68° today. Officially, Palm Springs recorded 0.06 inches of rain today, with light rain totals

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (KESQ) A First Alert Weather Alert remains in effect until 7pm this evening as we continue to track wrap around showers moving through potions of the valley this afternoon.  A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for our mountain communities above 6500 ft through 4pm this afternoon, and a Flood Watch is

Good Thursday morning! Bundle up out the door. We have a chilly start for us here in the valley with morning lows in the 40s. That’s the coldest start we’ve had since this past April!  Our morning starts cold and dry with increasing clouds and a chance of rain heading into the afternoon. We’re looking

Good afternoon. It is still mild and cool here in the Coachella Valley. While the cool weather will stick around for a few more days, the mild weather will not. We are tracking yet another system on the move, which will impact the Coachella Valley later this week. Some clouds and moisture will start to

Temperatures today have been quite cool, staying below 70°F in Palm Springs. This is well below the seasonal average of 78°F. Temperatures today are so cool thanks to an area of low pressure sitting over Southern California. This is the same system that brought some overnight showers and snow to the Coachella Valley and local

Good morning and happy Monday. It’s a cool start to the week as temperatures are only peaking in the lower 70s. We are tracking another, separate system moving through later tonight as a low pressure system moves south down the Golden State. We are not expecting to see much accumulation, likely below a tenth of