Breezy and slightly cooler as we head into the rest of the week. A front moving into NorCal will bring some pleasant changes to our forecast through midweek. Expect winds in the mid teens through this evening and into tomorrow. Highs today will be in the lower triple digits, nearly ten degrees above normal. We

Highs will soar to near 110 later this afternoon as high pressure maintains it’s grip on the Western states today. High pressure across the region will keep temps about 15+ degrees above our seasonal norm (93) through today, with modest cooler tomorrow. An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect until 8 this evening. A font

An Extreme Heat Watch (coon to become a warning) will be in effect from Sunday till Tuesday evening as temps soar well into triple digits this weekend. High pressure across all of the Western U.S. will produce temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above our seasonal norm (92) well into next week. Highs today will hit

Winds will remain an issue through tomorrow, with a Windblown Dust Advisory in place through tonight. An area of low pressure to our North is encouraging the winds, and keeping our temps below normal through tomorrow. Highs today and tomorrow will be in the 70s! We warm up quickly through, by midweek we’re at 90,

Winds are lighter today, and a Windblown Dust Advisory is set to expire late this morning. Winds are expected to be very light today, especially in comparison to the winds we experienced over the weekend. Temps promise to quite pleasant, running just slightly below our seasonal norms (90). The cooler air mass remains in place

Today the winds are much calmer, but we’ll see some breezy conditions into the afternoon. A Windblown Dust Advisory remains in effect until 9 tomorrow morning due to the potential for gusty winds. Highs will be quite comfortable and a good bit below our seasonal average (89)… Temps begin to warm up as soon as

Today, we expect highs near seasonal norms with lighter breezes. A developing area of low pressure over Nevada will bring gustier winds Saturday afternoon and evening, and also some sharply cooler temps for the weekend. A Wind Advisory will go into effect at 2 p.m. Saturday for the San Gorgonio Pass and the High Desert

A Wind Advisory will expire later this morning, but the breeziness will linger through this afternoon. A storm to our North is churning up some gusty winds and helping to keep temps nicely in check through the weekend. Winds will still gust into the 30 m.p.h. range through this afternoon and early evening. Highs today

Expect gusty winds periodically from this afternoon through tomorrow as Wind Advisories cover areas of SoCal from the High Desert to our local mountains. A broad area of low pressure pushes into NorCal through the next 24 hours bringing those gusty winds and some very comfortable temperatures. Winds will jump this afternoon and evening, and

The Valley is surrounded by Wind Advisories this morning, all of which will expire by this evening. Expect winds in the 25 m.p.h. range today, but those winds ease into the afternoon. Those winds start to relax after lunchtime, and should be a great deal calmer by tonight. Temps are cooler than normal today, but

A front dropping through the high desert will bring partly cloudy skies and some gusty winds this evening and into tomorrow before calming into the weekend. A Wind Advisory is in effect for many areas surrounding the Coachella Valley, but the Valley itself is not included. We are under a Windblown Dust Advisory from the

Highs today will run some ten degrees below average as fans flee Coachella after weekend one. An area of low pressure lingers across the Western U.S., bringing winds to 25 m.p.h. and keeping us cooler than normal. Wind speeds will continue throughout the day, then ease into this evening. Due to the gusty conditions, a

A front moving into California will bring some wind, a small chance of showers, and cooler temps. Temps today will still be slightly above average, but we’ll be cooler Saturday through Monday. Winds will gradually increase today into the weekend. Due to the potential for gusty winds, a Windblown Dust Advisory is in place through

Cloud cover helped give us some relief with our temperatures this afternoon, but we will were still well above average with our high temperatures landing in the lower 90s. Temps will cool into the 70s and 60s overnight, and it will be slightly breezy. Our high temperatures will be 10-20 above normal for Tuesday, but

Wind speed should gradually diminish for most of us as we head overnight. Still, there will be isolated gust between 35-45mph possible into Saturday afternoon. High pressure has built into the region, easing winds and raising temps a bit for your weekend. High temperatures today were close to seasonal, but were in for a warm-up

A Wind Advisory, along with a Windblown Dust Advisory, remain in effect today as gusty winds continue to elevate sand and dust into the lower levels of the atmosphere. A strong cold front moving across California and Nevada will push through the region overnight, allowing winds to ease tomorrow. This will keep temps in the

Highs today will be in the mid-80s, but the winds will remain persistent as a front tracks through the region. A Wind Advisory is in place now through 11 p.m. tomorrow due to the intensity of those winds. Winds on the Valley floor will consistently be in the 25 to 35 m.p.h. range. Highs will

Winds will increase this evening, and a Wind Advisory kicks in at 8 p.m. and lasts until 11 p.m. tomorrow. Winds will increase through the overnight and remain gusty through Wednesday late into the evening. A couple of storm systems dropping in from the Pacific will bring those winds, along with temps near seasonal norms

We hit 101 yesterday, breaking a nearly 40 year old record high. Today expect similar numbers, and the record to beat this afternoon is 103. High pressure once again is the culprit pushing temps into the lower 100s. The good news in the forecast is a cool-down that arrives early next week. A major storm

Highs today will top out in the upper 90s, a few degrees warmer than yesterday’s (very reasonable) 95 temp. The broad ridge of high pressure that created last week’s heat dome will continue to influence our forecast this week, pushing us back into triple digits as soon as tomorrow. There is a hint of some