There are spotty showers around the region as an area of low pressure moves through. Highs will run near the 80 degree mark today and tomorrow, then warm up a bit for the weekend. There is a Wind Advisory in place for local mountains and the San Gorgonio Pass until later this evening. Into the

Temps will be mild, slightly below our seasonal norms well into next week. Gusty Santa Ana winds will blow through SoCal into the weekend. The bulk of the strongest winds will be West of the Valley, but we are surrounded by High Wind Warnings to our West and Wind Advisories to the East. Expect moderately

Temps remain well below our seasonal norms (92) through the weekend. That’s courtesy of large trough of low pressure that lingers over the Four Corners states. Highs today will be about ten degrees below average! There’s a high wind watch t our West and a wind advisory to our East as Santa Ana Winds build

A few spotty showers remain around the region today, so you may need to use those windshield wipers, but only briefly. The chance of showers hovers near 20% for the rest of this afternoon. Highs will be subdued all week, in the 70s and 80s, thanks to a large area of low pressure, and a

An Extreme Heat Warning will go into effect at 10 this morning, lasting through Friday evening at 8 p.m. Highs are expected to climb some twelve degrees above normal (94), topping out near 106. The ridge of high pressure stays in place through Friday, then starts to collapse moving into the weekend. Significant changes arrive

Highs will remain 8-12 degrees above our seasonal norms (95) through Friday, but a nice cool-down arrives this weekend. Because of this, the National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Watch has been posted for the Valley through Friday evening. This is in concert with the Extreme Heat Watch in Imperial County, and the

By midweek, highs will be ten degrees above our seasonal norm (95) this week! An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect for areas of the Inland Empire and Coastal Communities through Thursday evening. And Extreme Heat Watch has been posted for areas of Imperial County to our South through Thursday as well. Building high pressure,

Highs hit 100 degrees yesterday, some 4 degrees above our seasonal norm. Today will be practically identical. Highs to our West will soar well above normal, pushing close to record territory through the weekend and into next week; so much so that an Extreme Heat Warning is up through next week for coastal and inland

An Extreme Heat Warning is still in effect until 8 this evening, but we are seeing a slow decline in both the heat and the humidity today. Highs yesterday hit 113, within a degree of a record, but today those numbers pull back just a little bit. Temperatures improve greatly over the next 48 hours,

An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect until 8 tomorrow evening. That, coupled with monsoonal moisture will make the next few days feel less than optimally comfortable. Dew points are hovering in the mid-fifties to mid-sixties so it’s still super humid out there. There’s a small threat of thunderstorms this afternoon, but the chances are

The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Warning as highs climb to the lower one-teens, coupled with increased humidity through Friday. Highs today will be slightly above normal (104) and hotter Wednesday & Thursday. Dew points, all-important for our comfort factor, will remain elevated through the week. By the weekend, temps drop back

Dew points remain high, and temps will be in the one-teens again today as an Extreme Heat Warning has now been extended through 8 p.m. Saturday! Highs are expected to be hotter than yesterday, into the lower one-teens. Dew points have dropped a few degrees, so it should be a touch drier this afternoon. We

Highs hit 118 yesterday, the hottest day of the year as well as a record-setting number. In Palm Springs that 118 tied the previous record from 2020, and in Indio and Thermal records were broken. High pressure remains the primary culprit, keeping the heat dome over the Western U.S. which will push heat close to

Temps rose to 115 yesterday and we’ll repeat that today. The Extreme Heat Warning continues through Friday evening at 8 p.m. We are also under an Air Quality Alert due to pollutants like ozone trapped at the surface underneath a large ridge of high pressure. Temps next week will finally drop to near or below

Highs will climb today, heading into the lower one-teens through the week and into the weekend. We remain under an Extreme Heat Warning until Friday evening, and that warning has expanded. Highs today will hit 113 and be even hotter tomorrow. Humidity was heavy yesterday, but began to dry out a bit late last night.

Thunderstorms are a possibility today as humidity surges this morning. An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect until Friday evening. Highs today don’t look too extreme, around 109, but in large part because the humidity will help hold temps down a bit. High pressure remains in place through the week, ensuring highs well above normal

The Extreme Heat Warning for the Coachella Valley has been extended by a full week, now expiring NEXT Friday. Expect temps to be at 110 or above through the next week. Dew points remain elevated as well, so the humidity will be quite high through the week. Highs actually increase into next week, with mid

Highs remain well above our seasonal norms (108), but the humidity is the complicating factor for the next couple of days. Temps today will hover near 110, and that’s true all the way through the weekend. Monsoonal moisture is slipping in from the Southeast, ensuring higher dew points into the weekend. As we head into

Temperatures have been steadily above average all week, and today is no exception. The National Weather Service has now extended the Extreme Heat Warning to include the Coachella Valley through 8 p.m. Friday. Expect temperatures today to climb into the lower one-teens, prompting that Extreme Heat Warning. Dew points are on the rise, so in

We hit 113 degrees yesterday and we’ll be similar later this afternoon as high pressure propels temps a few degrees above normal (108). That ridge of high pressure will be persistent, lasting through the week. This has prompted an Extreme Heat Warning for areas surrounding the Coachella Valley, up until Friday evening at 8 p.m.