We’re tracking significant wind starting later this evening and lasting into tomorrow afternoon, so the we’ve issued a First Alert Weather Alert from 4 p.m. today until 1 p.m. tomorrow for those winds. A strong are of low pressure will move quickly past the region tonight, ushering in those winds. A High Wind Warning is

Cloud cover will linger into Wednesday as a cutoff low pressure system passes well to our west and south, with little to no rainfall expected in the Coachella Valley. Maybe a few lingering showers for San Diego County–but limited even for them. Very slight chance for the Coachella Valley. Our main weather impact will be

A weak area of low pressure over Northern California is slowly moving southward, but will hover along the coast. That means coastal showers, but just some passing clouds for the Valley today and into early tomorrow. The passing low pressure will result in some strong winds for the region from late Wednesday into midday Thursday.

Partly cloudy skies tonight with most areas staying dry. Clouds may linger into Tuesday and early Wednesday as a low-pressure system passes well to our west, but any precipitation locally would be light and spotty at best. Currently, only about a 10% chance. We’ll also begin seeing the skies clear by Tuesday & Wednesday with

Clouds will take a day or so to clear out, but we’ll see drier and more seasonally normal conditions throughout the week. There is still a significant storm system over NorCal bringing rain and flooding to the San Francisco Bay area. We’ll continue to see partly cloudy skies as that low dips farther South through

Good evening. It’s a mild and cloudy day here locally as temperatures stay pretty close to the seasonal norm. There have been a few light drizzles throughout the day (mainly this morning), but nothing too notable. The chance for these showers will continue throughout the night, but there will be little to no accumulation. We