Slightly warmer than average and breezy Mother’s Day

The average high temperature for this time of year is 93°. Temperatures for the desert will be slightly above that.

A trough of low pressure is keeping onshore flow in place. Gusty winds across the desert and mountains will be felt at times through Monday. Gusts on the valley floor to 30 mph with more wind prone locations, like the San Gorgonio Pass, seeing gusts closer to 40 mph.

A weak ridge of high pressure will build Tuesday. This will warm temperatures into the low triple digits for the desert.

The first storm of the Eastern Pacific hurricane season formed Sunday morning. Tropical storm Andres is also the earliest storm on record to be recorded. "Tropical Storm #Andres has formed in the eastern Pacific Ocean well southwest of the coast of southwestern Mexico. The system is expected to be short-lived and move northwestward away from southwestern Mexico over the next day or so," tweeted officials with NHC Eastern Pacific.

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