Highs will be slightly below average today, and warm up a bit into the weekend. We’re expecting temps to hit the upper 80s this afternoon, just a few degrees below the seasonal norm of 91. Also expect some breeziness this afternoon and early evening, with winds maxing out in the high teens to near 20
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Gradual warming has taken over as high pressure continues moving into the region in the wake of the low-pressure system that brought rainy, windy, stormy weather across the Southwest. The building high pressure means we’ll stay sunny, with a modest warming trend through the week and into the upcoming weekend. Starting Saturday, daytime highs return
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High pressure building in following a wet storm system will keep us sunny and mild into the weekend. Highs will warm up just a bit, but remain at or below our seasonal norms. Today, temps across the Western U.S. will be well below average, hovering in the mid-80s. We see some modest warming into the
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Wow! Today is just absolutely picturesque here in the Coachella Valley. Temperatures today are in the 70s with little more than a light breeze and nothing but sunny skies (aside from a few clouds hugging the mountains). There’s even some snow on Mt. San Gorgonio, a sight not seen for several months. The system that
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An area of low pressure is now moving out of region after dropping a few scattered showers, and now the cooler air left in it’s wake will keep our temps below average through the weekend. The cooler temps remain in place through Friday, with a modest warming trend for the weekend. Highs today will only
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It is a cool, cloudy, and wet day across much of Southern California. Our friends to the west have seen the bulk of the rain and severe weather. A few showers are still possible throughout the afternoon, but there will be little accumulation, if any. Highs today are in the 70s thanks to the cool
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A line of strong storms moving through SoCal will pass through the Valley early this afternoon before clearing into the evening. A strong area of low pressure is curling through the Los Angeles basin this morning, and will move inland into the afternoon. A quilt of watches and warnings for gusty winds, flooding potential, and
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——-11:30 PM Update ——– A gusty, dusty day across the valley with breezy wind and cooler temperatures to start the week. The cooler temperatures we saw today are a direct result of the gusty winds and the cooler air moving into Southern California. As a result of the strong winds, we are tracking some air
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A manor front attached to an area of low pressure drops into NorCal from the Pacific Northwest today, bringing some gusty winds and sharply cooler temps. That front may also bring some rain to SoCal, and a few passing showers for us tomorrow. Wind Advisories are in effect to the North of the Coachella Valley
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THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – Sunday has been nothing short of gorgeous across the Coachella Valley. Today’s weather is exactly what autumn in the desert is all about: perfectly mild, calm, and not nearly as humid as yesterday. As a low pressure system moves in from the north, though, big changes are on the way,
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Good morning. It’s a cool start to the morning with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. Today is another day in the cooling trend across the region. Highs will reach the lower 90s today. It’s also dry outside, partly thanks to the winds yesterday. Highs will continue to gradually cool over the coming days. The
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THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – We’ve been dealing with some lingering humidity so far today, but across the Coachella Valley, sunshine and pleasant temperatures have dominated today. Rain chances have fallen dramatically compared to the past couple of days, and plenty of folks are outside enjoying this pool weather! Winds are expected to rise this
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A weakening tropical system (formerly Hurricane Priscilla) continues to funnel some moisture into the Coachella Valley through early Saturday, with a chance of isolated showers and thunderstorms this evening—mainly near the mountains. A Flood Watch remains in place for a large portion of the Southwest–predominantly east of the Coachella Valley–but does include Twentynine Palms, Yucca
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A broad area of tropical moisture continues to hover over the Desert Southwest, so showers and thunderstorms are still possible through this afternoon. Drier conditions are on the way into the weekend. A Flood Watch East of the Coachella valley remains in effect until midnight as the threat of storms and heavier rainfall continues in
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Remnants of former Hurricane Priscilla will move into SoCal and Southern Arizona today and tomorrow, bringing the chance of showers and thunderstorms. Due to the tropical nature of the moisture moving in, there is a chance of heavy downpours and flooding. The Flood Watch up currently covers areas of the high desert, and then stretches
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Today is comfortable and mild with dry weather and highs near the seasonal average. There are some big changes on the way, however. Remnant moisture from Hurricane Priscilla will be pulled into the region as a trough moves in from the north. This will increase humidity, cloud cover, and rain chances for Thursday and Friday.
Continue ReadingToday, expect another beautiful and seasonally comfortable day, with highs in the mid 90s and mostly sunny skies. But a hurricane to our South will bring significant changes as soon as tomorrow. As soon as tomorrow morning, light to moderate showers start to move in and we will see periods of showers through Friday. Rainfall
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It was another warm day in the desert. Temperatures were slightly warmer than they were yesterday, reaching a high of 98 degrees. We can expect warm and dry conditions to continue through tomorrow afternoon. Beginning late Wednesday night/Early Thursday morning, tropical moisture from the remnants of Hurricane Priscilla will move into the region. This will
Continue ReadingJust after 11 PM on June 20, 2025, a violent tornado touched down near Enderlin, ND. It was initially given an EF-3 rating. However, extensive reviews of the damage have led the National Weather Service to retroactively upgrade the tornado to EF-5 status. This marks the first time a tornado has reached EF-5 status since the
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We’re enjoying another terrific day of fall weather in the Valley with highs near seasonal averages (95) and light breezes. An approaching tropical system will push showers and possible thunderstorms by later this week. The best chance of showers for us here in the valley would be Thursday and especially Friday afternoon when the chance
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