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Heat returns for the weekend

Highs will remain in the low and middle 90s for the next couple of days, with temps modestly cooler than the 98 we clocked yesterday. Weak low pressure will bring some clouds and breeziness, particularly tomorrow, into the forecast, with numbers jumping up into the weekend. We’ve been running well above the average for the

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Even warmer today, more warming to come

Today is significantly warmer than yesterday here in the desert. Just about every valley city is feeling high temperatures at least 10 degrees warmer than Monday. A shortwave trough will move through California beginning Wednesday. This will bring us some breezier conditions as early as Wednesday afternoon and potentially lasting through Friday. Gusts up to

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A warm welcome to highs in the 90s

High pressure continues to hold strong over Southern California. This is allowing temperatures to warm even more into the mid-to-upper 90s for Thursday afternoon. Temperatures today will be about 10°F above average. The average high temperature for April 11th in Palm Springs is 86°F. Today’s high will be near 96°. Yesterday was the first day

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90s for the first time in 2024

The 90s are here! Highs are running ~10° above average, but we’re staying away from record temperatures. The ridge of high pressure over Southern California will bring the heat for the remainder of this workweek. As a low-pressure system moves to the south on Friday, wind speeds will strengthen through the afternoon. Continued strengthening is

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A total eclipse of the sun

A rare total solar eclipse will traverse a large swath of the United States today. Here in the Coachella Valley, only about 53% of the sun will be covered by the moon. The best time to see the eclipse will be around 11:15 AM. Be sure to practice eclipse safety! Breezy conditions will be with

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Breezy Sunday, midweek warm up to follow

A seasonably cool weekend continues with daytime high temperatures reaching into the mid 70s. A troughing pattern increases onshore flow for Sunday, which means breezy westerly winds by the evening. Those winds will begin to shift directions on Monday to establish an offshore flow. As low pressure continues to move east, high pressure will build,

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