THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – Southern California continues to dry out after a wet round of holiday weather. Today has been fantastic, with cool but clearer conditions across the Coachella Valley. Expect a round of seasonal weather (highs in the upper 60s/low 70s) with occasionally breezy conditions for now. As we continue to see drying

Tonight, bands of showers will continue to slowly move southeast through Southern California with a slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm early this evening before rain tapers off overnight. While most activity stays to our west and in the mountains, there is a small chance some of these lingering showers could still roll through the

Good evening and Merry Christmas. It’s very comfortable today here in the Coachella Valley with some lingering clouds, mainly near the mountains. Now that the frontal boundary has passed, we are left with cooler weather today. This, combined with the few clouds, will allow for our temperatures to cool off overnight down into the upper

Merry Christmas Eve! A First Alert Weather Alert is in place until 1pm Christmas Day as heavy rain from a strong Winter storm continues to move across the region. For the Coachella Valley, periods of moderate to locally heavy rain remain possible for this afternoon and evening, with roadway flooding a concern, especially along wash

Good morning and happy holidays! This morning, we are tracking an atmospheric river moving into Southern California. The main focus for this system will be rain and localized flooding. However, there are some significant wind concerns as well for other areas across the region. We should expect some lingering showers throughout the rest of the

After a few quick passing showers earlier this afternoon… we’re looking at more active weather beginning tonight and overnight. Most spots around the valley saw about/or less than 0.10″ from our initial push. A First Alert Weather Alert will be in effect starting at 10pm tonight as a strong atmospheric river moves into the Coachella