THOUSAND PALMS, Calif. (KESQ) – It’s been drier than New Year’s, but we’ve still had quite a few clouds hanging in and around the Coachella Valley today. There’s been a lot more activity off to our west as of Saturday afternoon. Locally, we’ve seen mostly cloudy skies through today, but some of that activity could

For the Coachella Valley, mostly dry conditions are expected today, though isolated light showers could develop at times as cloud cover increases–that’ll be mainly to the west of us however. A weather system moving in this weekend may bring a brief period of light rain to coastal areas, but most areas will receive less than

Rainfall was plentiful over the New Year’s Day holiday, but we are drying out heading into the weekend. We picked nearly an inch of rain in many valley cities. Today we expect skies to remain partly cloudy but dry. Highs through the weekend will be near our seasonal norms. There are some flood concerns lingering,

Scattered light showers across the Coachella Valley gradually taper off this evening. Any additional rainfall would be light however, with improving conditions overnight. We’re still looking at a Flood Watch for western Riverside County and SW San Bernadino County. A Flood Warning is in place for San Diego County. But many of us stacked up

Happy New Year from the Coachella Valley! Widespread, mostly light showers are falling across Southern California as a low pressure system pushes increasing moisture from the coast into the lower deserts, with additional showers expected late tonight into Thursday morning. Temperatures will stay cooler than normal thanks to thick cloud cover, and most desert locations

Good morning and happy almost new year. We are tracking some cloudy skies again today as moisture moves into Southern California. Shower chances will increase throughout the morning and into the evening hours. Don’t expect temperatures to warm up all that much, thanks to the extra moisture and cloud cover. A Flood Watch is in