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Friday’s heavy rainfall left overnight forced the city of Coachella to pump water out of flooded parking lots. Local business owner Oscar Gutierrez called the city to help with the clean up efforts. “I had to go get a mechanical pump and work on it last night because I didn’t know if it was going to keep happening,” says
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A storm hit the Coachella Valley Friday afternoon, bringing flooding to roadways, particularly in the eastern part of the region. Viewer video showed flooding in North Shore, an area that was getting hit particularly hard. View this post on Instagram A post shared by KESQ News Channel 3 (@kesq_news_channel_3) The California Highway Patrol on Friday
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Monsoonal thunderstorms brought heavy rainfall and flooding to the valley on Friday. Here is a look at Friday’s rainfall totals: Conditions look to be calmer for Saturday but isolated thunderstorms are still a possibility as monsoonal moisture remains in the atmosphere. This monsoonal moisture paired with daytime heating could heighten isolated thunderstorm chances after 11
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After a couple of weeks impacted by weather, Mother Nature made her presence felt again this week. The first week of the season saw two games canceled due to lightning and thunderstorms. The following week saw more cancellations due to the aftermath of Tropical Storm Hilary. Now this week, another storm has made its way
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Iconic musician Jimmy Buffett has died at the age of 76. The announcement was made on his official Twitter account late Friday night. pic.twitter.com/hQ7BwPJFVz— Jimmy Buffett (@jimmybuffett) September 2, 2023 The announcement was also made on his official website and Instagram account. Thousands of excited fans saw Buffett perform at Acrisure Arena in the Coachella
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FLASH FLOOD WARNING until 8:15 p.m. for the entire Coachella Valley. Be aware of your surroundings, and do not drive on a flooded road. PREVIOUS DISCUSSION A Flood Watch has been issued for the Coachella Valley from Noon – 7 PM Friday. Thunderstorms capable of producing heavy rainfall formed earlier this afternoon and moved through
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In a groundbreaking verdict, a Riverside County man has been found guilty of murder in a fentanyl poisoning case, marking a significant moment in the legal battle against the deadly opioid. Vicente Romero, the defendant, was convicted by a jury after giving a fatal dose of fentanyl to Kelsey King of Temecula, resulting in her
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Gov. Gavin Newsom announced today the appointment of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians chairman of Palm Springs to the California Native American Heritage Commission. Reid Milanovich has been the tribe’s chairman since 2022. He previously served as Tribal Council Vice Chair and from 2014 to 2019 he was a Tribal Council member. Milanovich
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It was a rough Thursday around the valley for our high school football programs. Friday Night Highlights Here All five local teams lost their respective game. Yikes. We had 5 games in the valley tonight. All 5 were losses for local teams. @KESQ @BaileyKESQ pic.twitter.com/1NbobEEc5P— Blake Arthur (@BlakeArthur24) September 1, 2023 La Quinta, Rancho Mirage,
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El valle de Coachella se encuentra en aviso de inundaciones repentinas hasta las 8:15.
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Palm Desert, CA (KESQ) – While the floodwaters brought by Tropical Storm Hilary have receded in much of the Coachella Valley, an unusual lake remains in a Palm Desert park. The three baseball fields and dugouts at Freedom Park remain underwater and closed more than a week after the storm drenched the area. City officials
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Daniel Whelan has done it. The former Rancho Mirage football standout has earned a roster spot in the NFL and will be the starting punter for the Green Bay Packers. Earned not given. 💪💯Packers GM Brian Gutekunst on starting punter Daniel Whelan earning the starting job. 🦵🏈Thanks to @CodyWKrupp @fox11news for sending the goods! 🎙️🧀@KESQ
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A cooling trend begins today as low pressure pushes a ridge of high pressure towards the east and ushers in cooler air from the north. This low pressure system is set to keep temperatures at least five degrees below the seasonal average (106°) through Labor Day weekend! This cooling trend comes as monsoonal moisture remains
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Check out www.poolsafely.gov for information and tips to practice safe swimming
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For the past eight days, Joe Frazier and a small group of volunteers have been clearing mud and debris from inside his small business, Frazier Pest Control. It took them several days to clear the outside of the building before being able to gain access to it. The building is located in the Panorama neighborhood
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Please join KESQ News Channel 3 as it works to support FIND Food Bank’s relief efforts to serve our neighbors impacted by Tropical Storm Hilary. Your generous support will ensure that basic fresh and non-perishable foods, water, and basic needs will be met for some of the most vulnerable members of our community! CLICK HERE
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Este jueves, Telemundo 15 fue testigo de porque esta causa es tan importante en la comunidad.
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