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Temecula Weather News 2003
| December 28, 2003 | 7:35am: Today's low of 28.9°F is the lowest temperature recorded in 2003 and the lowest since a 28.8°F on February 2nd, 2002, which occurred a couple of days after the five year low of 25.4°F on January 31, 2002. |
| Temperatures will warm some from the relatively
frigid temperatures of the past couple of days, as we
experience offshore flow once again in the
Temecula Valley through tonight. A storm arriving Monday night or Tuesday
morning is now predicted to contain significant moisture; up to one inch
of rainfall in the Temecula Valley is currently expected, mostly through
Wednesday morning. Another storm is lined up after that one; that front is
predicted to arrive on Friday night or Saturday morning.
Today:
Mostly sunny, eastern breezes,
high near 62°F.
|
|
| December 27, 2003 | This morning was a freezing one across the
Temecula Valley, and tomorrow is predicted to be even colder, with temperatures
falling into the upper 20's. Frost will again be widespread. Today will be
sunny but cool, and the cool weather is expected to persist through the
next week. A weaker storm than the one we had on Chrismas day arrives Monday
morning, with only about a tenth of an inch expected in the Temecula Valley.
There is a chance of showers predicted each day until New Year's eve.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 58°F.
|
| December 26, 2003 | Some scattered showers are possible today after
a storm that left about 1" to apparently over 2" in parts of the Temecula
Valley yesterday, and has caused mudslides in the region. This weekend looks
partly cloudy and cool. Another storm arrives Monday morning but will only
have moderate amounts of moisture. Partly cloudy conditions are predicted
to persist through New Year's Day.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, 40% chance of scattered showers,
high near 54°F.
|
| December 25, 2003 | Merry Christmas! Steady rainfall is predicted
throughout today all through region, with about one inch or more expected in
the Temecula Valley today and tonight. Conditions will be further complicated
with fog restricting visibility. Snow levels will fall tonight to around 3500
feet in the local mountains. Showers are expected to linger through Friday.
Colder than usual conditions are predicted throughout the weekend, with
another storm arriving Monday morning.
Today:
Rain and fog,
high near 59°F.
|
| December 22, 2003 | Well, Santa Ana winds did blow in the Temecula
Valley yesterday after all, and today showers are imminent as a storm that was
originally supposed to miss us swings south. The storm is weak, though, and
total rainfall is expected to be around 1/10 of an inch. A stronger storm
is due on Christmas Day, with 1/2 to 2/4 of an inch of rain currently
predicted, and showers might linger through Friday.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, rain likely this afternoon,
high near 63°F.
|
| December 22, 2003 | Weak offshore flow will be present in
some areas of the Inland Empire today, but it shouldn't affect the Temecula
Valley. A weak storm is predicted to pass through the region Tuesday night,
then a much stronger one on Christmas Day in the afternoon and evening. Another
storm system is possible Sunday.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 69°F.
|
| December 20, 2003 | An upper level low is passing through the
region, and a few sprinkles are possible today and through
tomorrow morning, with scattered light showers in the mountains. However,
no appreciable precipitation is expected. The main front is weak and should
pass through the Temecula Valley sometime tonight. High pressure builds
early next week, but by Christmas Day the prediction is onshore flow and
partly cloudy skies. Winter begins Sunday at 11:04pm.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, slight chance of sprinkles, afternoon breeze,
high near 65°F.
|
| December 19, 2003 | As high pressure breaks down, high clouds are
predicted above the Temecula Valley, and high temperatures should sink into
the 60's by Saturday. Sprinkles are possible tomorrow morning, and drizzle on
Sunday morning.
Winter begins this Sunday at 11:04 pm.
High temperatures in the 60's are currently expected early next week through
Christmas Day.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 78°F.
|
| December 17, 2003 | 9:24am: The Press-Enterprise published this article about me today in their Southwest County Edition. Unfortunately, registration is required to read it on the web, but there is no cost to do so. |
| dl | 6:04am: I fielded interviews from both the Press-Enterprise and The Californian yesterday and stories may be appearing this morning. |
| December 17, 2003: | The Santa Ana winds have moderated overnight
in the Temecula Valley
but are still possible today and tomorrow, especially in the morning.
Top gusts in Temecula were 38 mph at noon yesterday. Murrieta experienced winds
up to 20 mph last night, but they were generally from the northwest.
High pressure over eastern Utah that has caused the easterly winds should
start to fade today, and we should see increasing clouds and milder temperatures
into the weekend.
Today:
Mostly sunny, east breezes possible, afternoon breezes from the west,
high near 73°F.
|
| December 16, 2003: | Santa Ana winds blew all night through southern
Temecula last night, reaching 35 mph at times, but spared western Murrieta,
which experienced very different weather overnight with breezes from the
northwest and a colder air mass. The low in Temecula was just 54°F,
in Murrieta it plunged down to 38°F. Wrong way winds are with us another
couple of days, with strong winds and warm weather today. Some high clouds
are predicted into the weekend as the winds subside.
Today:
Sunny, northeast winds possible,
high near 76°F.
|
| December 15, 2003: | Another weak storm has past, again leaving very
little measurable rain in the Temecula Valley. The combination of surface
level high pressure over the great basin and upper level high pressure will
warm things up over the next couple of days and may lead to Santa Ana winds
in the Temecula Valley, especially on Tuesday. By Wednesday, clouds are
predicted again as an upper level low moves by to the north.
Today:
Mostly sunny, northeast breezes possible,
high near 65°F.
|
| December 14, 2003: | A fast-moving storm is approaching and should
begin unleashing showers in the Temecula Valley this afternoon.
A tenth of an inch of rain is predicted, mostly this afternoon and evening.
The storm is expected to quickly be replaced by sunny weather and
offshore winds through Wednesday. Milder conditions with partly cloudy
skies are predicted for the rest of the week.
Today:
Increasing clouds, showers likely (60% chance) this afternoon,
high near 58°F.
|
| December 13, 2003: | The main Murrieta page is ready and in place. Many secondary pages are currently incomplete. The design is all different than the Temecula site, which will very soon be using a similar motif. |
| December 12, 2003: | Frost was everywhere early this morning in the
Temecula Valley for the first time this season, following a day of very
little rainfall yesterday. Today is also the first freezing day
recorded this season, with a low of 31.6°F.
Fair and slightly warmer today and Saturday,
then a fast-moving storm comes through the region on Sunday. More fair
weather follows the storm into next week.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 61°F.
|
| December 11, 2003: | Showers in the Temecula Valley should be heaviest
this morning, but lighter than originally expected. Total rainfall is now
expected to be less than 1/10 of an inch.
Except for some clouds, the weather is predicted to clear up and warm
slightly going into this weekend.
Another slight chance of showers is forecast for Sunday as a low pressure system
moves through.
Today:
Partly cloudy, 40% chance of scattered showers, especially in the morning,
high near 56°F.
|
| December 10, 2003: | Buildup for an approaching storm began this
morning and continues into tomorrow, when rain is likely. A slight chance
of showers is predicted for this afternoon and chances increase into
tomorrow, when the main front is expected to pass. Showers are likely
into Friday morning, with 0.30" or more total precipitation expected
from this storm in the Temecula Valley. After a couple of day break Friday
and Saturday, another, weaker storm rolls through the region on Sunday.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, slight chance of showers, afternoon breeze,
high near 64°F.
|
| December 9, 2003: | A storm is on the horizon but you'd never know it
from the sunny weather expected today. The storm begins to arrive Wednesday,
with rain on Thursday and showers on Friday. Total rainfall is expected to be
less than 1/2" in the Temecula Valley. After the rain, Saturday looks fair,
but another cold front arrives Sunday.
Today:
Sunny, breezy,
high near 70°F.
|
| December 8, 2003: | The official launch date for the Murrieta
weather site will be this coming Sunday, December 14th.
Some fog in the Temecula Valley this morning,
but that will quickly be replaced with weak offshore breezes that
should continue through tomorrow. Clouds are predicted to be gathering
by Wednesday, and showers are expected Thursday and Friday. The coming
weekend looks good, though, with fair conditions expected.
Today:
Mostly sunny, breezy,
high near 65°F.
|
| December 7, 2003: | Rainfall is predicted to be less than a tenth of
an inch for the storm passing through the region, with 0.01" recorded in both
Temecula and Murrieta this morning as of this writing. Scattered showers are
predicted through this evening, with a weak Santa Ana condition taking over
after that. Another chance of showers is expected Wednesday, when a weak system
comes through the Temecula Valley, and another on Friday.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, 30% chance of scattered showers, breezy,
high near 62°F.
|
| December 6, 2003: | Nearly all of the email links on this web site have
been converted to a feedback page. This was unfortunately necessary because
the email addresses were being collected by automated web crawlers and sold
to spammers. So, now and in the future, emailing by clicking on site links will
involve filling out a form, which I hope will be very easy to use.
Tonight the first of several weak low pressure systems expected over the
next week moves through the region. The result will be a chance of scattered
showers, mainly Sunday morning. Less than 1/10 of an inch of measurable
rain is expected. After Sunday, a couple day break is predicted, and the next
weak storm moves through on Wednesday. Currently no rain is expected from
that one, but that could change.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 74°F.
|
| December 5, 2003: | Fair weather continues today, then a weak
storm system comes through the region Saturday night and Sunday. Mostly
we'll see clouds in the Temecula Valley on Saturday and Sunday, but we
may encounter some scattered showers. More offshore flow is predicted for
early next week, but it's expected to be weak and won't have much
influence on temperatures, either.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 74°F.
|
| December 4, 2003: | The anemometer (wind sensor) was installed in
Murrieta yesterday afternoon, and that concludes the weather instrumentation
for that site. The official site launch will be sometime next week.
Weak offshore flow continues in the region,
so Santa Ana winds are again possible today in the Temecula Valley.
Two more sunny days, then a storm approaches. There is a 30% chance of showers
predicted for Sunday. The early part of next week is expected to be mild
and dry.
Today:
Mostly sunny, northeast winds possible,
high near 75°F.
|
| December 3, 2003: | Weak offshore flow is expected through
Thursday, so wrong way winds may be present today and tomorrow. The upcoming
weather should otherwise be fair in the Temecula Valley through Sunday morning,
when a 40% chance of showers is predicted. Sunday's storm front is expected
to move out fast, though and fair conditions should return next week.
Today:
Mostly sunny, northeast winds possible,
high near 76°F.
|
| December 2, 2003: | Some ice was present on the car this morning,
but no frost in south Temecula, although I did see frost in Wildomar.
High pressure aloft should lead to slightly warmer days ahead, and
Santa Ana winds may return Wednesday and Thursday. Clouds are predicted
for the weekend, with a chance of showers Saturday night and Sunday
morning.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 73°F.
|
| December 1, 2003: | A low pressure system moving by is responsible
for the clouds. High pressure building should force the clouds out by tomorrow,
and the next few days should be fair and mild in the Temecula Valley.
Another low pressure system is due next weekend in the region, but so far
only cloud cover and cooling is predicted.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 72°F.
|
| November 30, 2003: | A mild cooling trend begins in the Temecula
Valley today as high pressure weakens. High temperatures should gradually
fall to the low 70's over the next several days, with alternating high
clouds and sunny skies through the week.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 74°F.
|
| November 29, 2003: | The high pressure has become weak and the Santa
Ana winds have diminished, leaving the Temecula Valley with a mild day today.
Onshore flow resumes tomorrow, and intermittent high clouds are expected today
through Tuesday. Little change is predicted after that through next weekend.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 76°F.
|
| November 28, 2003: | The gusty Santa Ana winds that marked
Thanksgiving should weaken today. Warmer weather continues, however,
as upper level high pressure sticks around for a few more days.
High clouds will lead to partly cloudy days through the weekend and into
early next week.
Today:
Partly cloudy, northeast winds possible,
high near 75°F.
|
| November 27, 2003: | Something is wrong with data flowing from
Murrieta this morning. Hopefully it's just connectivity.
Happy Thanksgiving!
The Santa Ana winds have started overnight,
even in the Temecula Valley, with gusts up to 23mph already this morning.
Windy or breezy through Friday night, with warmer temperatures thanks to
high pressure. The weekend should see some cloud cover and declining
temperatures.
Today:
Sunny, northeast winds possible,
high near 75°F.
|
| November 26, 2003: | A warming trend is underway, thanks to
building high pressure aloft and surface level high pressure in the
Great Basin area. Thanksgiving, as well as Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
should be warmer, with high temperatures in the 70's and possibly 80's
expected in the Temecula Valley. Offshore winds are predicted
tonight through Friday night.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 67°F.
|
| November 25, 2003: | A combination of surface high pressure over the
Great Basin and strengthening high pressure aloft will bring warmer days
and breezy or windy conditions throughout the rest of the week. Cool today,
but high temperatures are predicted to warm into the 70's in the Temecula
Valley for Thanksgiving Day and around 80°F the day after.
High pressure is expected to weaken somewhat into the weekend, bringing
high temperatures back down into the 70's.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 63°F.
|
| November 24, 2003: | Temperatures dropped to near freezing overnight
but there was no frost to be found this morning, at least not in the
Redhawk area. Offshore flow should be diminishing today as surface level
high pressure over the Great Basin exits to the east. The Temecula Valley
should fall back into fair conditions through Thanksgiving and the weekend,
with below normal high temperatures expected.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 68°F.
|
| November 23, 2003: | The Temecula weather station console was replaced
this morning with an Ultimeter 2100. There's nothing wrong with the older
Ultimeter 2000, which will likely become the focal point of another local
WeatherCurrents site sometime next year
(sites are now in the planning stage for Menifee, French Valley,
Wildomar, Fallbrook, Lake Elsinore and Hemet), but the 2100 offers slightly
more functionality, mainly in the form of an additional serial port. The
Murrieta weather station console is an Ultimeter 2000.
The official launch of WeatherCurrents.com's Murrieta pages will most
likely be the second week of December. The anemometer (wind speed and direction
sensor) is the only weather instrument not operating yet.
Web site design is in progress.
Offshore flow continues to dominate the local forecast, although the
Santa Ana winds expected will be more of
a breeze in the Temecula Valley, and should be most prevalent after midnight
and before noon, then the usual westerly breezes should flow.
Warmer today, but temperatures may fade a little towards midweek as a low
pressure system passes by. Frost conditions may be possible tonight.
Today:
Mostly sunny, northeast winds possible,
high near 69°F.
|
| November 22, 2003: | The cold front has moved through the region
at this point, and no moisture accompanied it. Cool and windy today; warmer
and Santa Ana winds tomorrow through Monday morning. High temperatures
are predicted to remain below normal next week, as they have been much of
November.
Today:
Mostly sunny, windy,
high near 62°F.
|
| November 21, 2003: | More mild but cooler weather today, followed
by a slight chance of showers as a front comes through tomorrow morning.
Frost is possible Saturday night, followed by weak offshore flow Sunday.
Temperatures should remain cool, especially in the morning, over the next
week.
Today:
Mostly cloudy with isolated drizzle and fog this morning,
becoming mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 68°F.
|
| November 20, 2003: | A link to the NWS Climate Prediction Center
longer range forecasts has been added today, for those who are interested.
The mild heat wave is through as a low pressure system approaches the
region. Light rain is possible Friday night and Saturday morning, and the
days and nights are expected to get progressively colder through the
weekend. Monday morning in particular looks cold, with freezing weather
expected.
Today:
Mostly sunny, becoming partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 77°F.
|
| November 19, 2003: | Today is predicted to be the last full day of
offshore flow. Warm temperatures should begin to subside tomorrow as
onshore winds resume and a low pressure system approaches. The weekend is
looking cold and may be windy as well in the Temecula Valley.
Today:
Mostly sunny, becoming partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 83°F.
|
| November 18, 2003: | Warmer temperatures are in store through
Thursday, thanks to high pressure aloft. Weak surface level high pressure
will have the effect of breezy conditions, even during nights and mornings.
As a low pressure system approaches, temperatures are expected to cool
considerably for the weekend, with lows in the 30's and highs barely reaching
into the 60's.
Today:
Sunny, breezy,
high near 74°F.
|
| November 17, 2003: | High pressure combined with weak offshore
flow should lead to warmer, breezy conditions in the Temecula Valley
over the next few days. Temperatures may reach into the 80's by Wednesday,
and we may get a light breeze during the nights and mornings. Cooling
is predicted by the weekend as a low pressure system approaches.
Today:
Partly cloudy, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 68°F.
|
| November 16, 2003: | I've placed a section on the left hand side of
the main page which will contain the current temperature reading of all
nearby weather stations, which now includes Murrieta and soon will include
more locations. Ultimately these will also be linked to the individual site
pages. There will be improvements in layout to the Temecula pages coming up.
The main front of the storm has past early this morning, but showers will linger across the Temecula Valley today, especially this morning. Rainfall from this latest storm so far is 0.27". High pressure is predicted to build over the region Monday and Tuesday, and should lead to warmer days through Wednesday. Today:
Mostly cloudy, 50% chance of scattered showers,
partly cloudy with a chance of showers in the afternoon,
high near 61°F.
|
| November 15, 2003: | It's taken quite a while to accomplish, but
weather data capture from Murrieta, WeatherCurrents' second site, began
yesterday evening. The installation isn't complete; rain and wind data are
still to come. Temperature, humidity, and pressure are currently being
recorded. For now, the current temperature in Murrieta will be available
on the left hand side of this page. Sometime in the next two weeks, the
Murrieta pages should finally appear on the WeatherCurrents.com site.
A cold front moves through tonight, bringing with the the threat of more showers into Sunday. Rainfall totals are expected to be less than quarter of an inch in the Temecula Valley. The weather is predicted to be fair into the week after the storm, with sunny skies (for the most part) and warmer temperatures Today:
Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, a few sprinkles possible,
high near 64°F.
|
| November 13, 2003: | More showers after midnight have brought the totals
from yesterday's storm up to just over 3/4 of an inch. The Temecula Valley
should dry out from here, with just a small chance of rain Saturday night
and Sunday morning from a storm passing to the north. High pressure is predicted
to build over the region early next week which should lead to some warming.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 64°F.
|
| November 12, 2003: | 10:29pm: During the thunderstorm
this afternoon in part of the Temecula Valley, reported in the western area
near Ynez and Pauba Roads, a funnel cloud was seen in the sky. Pictures
contributed by Sue Keller show it ascending back up into the sky.
10:05pm: More pictures of smoke and flames from the Mountain Fire's first day have been contributed. More than half an inch of rain is on the ground in the Temecula Valley, and more is possible through tonight as showers continue. A couple of dry days are predicted tomorrow and Friday, then clouds are expected to move back in Saturday and Sunday for a slight chance of showers. Warmer weather and sunshine returns next week. Today:
Mostly cloudy, numerous showers,
high near 61°F.
|
| November 11, 2003: | A decent chance of showers and rainfall begins
tonight, with scattered showers expected. Over a quarter inch of rain
is predicted in the Temecula Valley through Wednesday night. Some warming
is expected after the storm moves out, with mostly sunny skies through the
weekend and high temperatures creeping back up into the 70's by Monday.
Today (Veteran's Day):
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 70°F.
|
| November 10, 2003: | Low pressure and cool weather continues through
Wednesday with a chance of showers mainly on Tuesday night and Wednesday.
After that, the weather should begin to clear and warm up as high pressure
replaces the slow-moving low pressure systems that have been coming through the
region for the past week and half.
Today:
Partly cloudy, a few sprinkle possible this morning, afternoon breeze,
high near 68°F.
|
| November 9, 2003: | A slow moving low pressure system continues to
bring with it a threat of scattered showers today. The clouds continue through
Wednesday, with another chance of light rain or scattered showers Tuesday and
Wednesday. The weather is predicted to be fair after that, with sunshine and
warmer temperature the rest of the week into next weekend.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, 20% chance of showers,
high near 70°F.
|
| November 8, 2003: | The expected scattered showers are delayed until
tomorrow but we could see a few sprinkles in the Temecula Valley today
and tonight as the vanguard of a weak storm front starts to move in.
Scattered showers are possible Sunday and Monday, and possibly again on
Wednesday as another front moves in. Full sunshine should return late next
week.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, a few sprinkles possible,
high near 69°F.
|
| November 7, 2003: | Another internet access outage last night
led to a manual reset of my cable modem this morning just after 5am. The
latest outage began at midnight.
The storm systems coming through over the next several days will generally be weak, and shouldn't result in much rain for the Temecula Valley. Monday's storm may be stronger. High temperatures will continue to remain below normal through the next week. Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 71°F.
|
| November 6, 2003: | Fair weather today, with slightly warmer
temperatures, will give way to scattered showers for the weekend. The best
chance of showers is predicted for Friday night and Saturday, and rainfall
totals should be less than an inch. Clearing and some warming is predicted
by the middle of next week.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 69°F.
|
| November 5, 2003: | Apologies for missing yesterday's forecast.
Temperatures will stay well below normal
through the next week, with highs in the mid 60's expected most days.
A slight warming trend is currently place that should take high temperatures
up to near 70°F Thursday afternoon, but
a low pressure system is predicted to bring cooling and a chance of showers
Friday through Monday. Another warming trend should begin Monday.
Today:
Mostly sunny, then partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 65°F.
|
| November 3, 2003: | A weak cold front moves through the region
today, bringing with it a slight chance of showers. Unseasonally cool
temperatures are predicted to continue through next weekend, with another
cold front expected later in the week and chance of showers again Thursday
through Sunday.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, 20% chance of showers,
high near 62°F.
|
| November 2, 2003: | Deep marine layers, lot of clouds, and another
cold front with chance of showers are in our near future. Another storm
will move through the region Monday and Monday night, and there may be
scattered showers. High temperatures
will stay down in the low-to-mid 60's for the first part of the week,
then rise to the mid-to-upper 60's into next weekend. Low temperatures will
remain very cool in the 40's. Yet another cold front and chance of showers is
on the horizon for next weekend.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 64°F.
|
| November 1, 2003: | October, 2003 is going to be a month we're going
to remember for a while, after it culminated in some of the worst local fires
ever experienced. Surprisingly enough, although it was an unusually hot month,
October, 1999 was even a little warmer (although that's largely because the
last three days of this past October were so cool). The fires were preceded
by an amazing string of hot days that helped set the stage for them, including
the latest 100 degree day in
TemeculaWeather.com's five year history, October 22nd. I am truly sorry for
those family and friends who have had loved ones perish in the fires, and I
wish those who lost their homes the best of luck in rebuilding.
With the precipitation today, I've noticed a bug in the Hourly Summary page, which I'll attend to at the soonest opportunity Some welcome rain has already fallen this morning, and the Temecula Valley may receive more today and again on Monday. The entire week is predicted to be cool with high temperatures not getting out of the 60's and intermittently cloudy conditions. Today:
Mostly cloudy, scattered showers (50% chance),
high near 63°F.
|
| October 31, 2003: | Happy Halloween! The weather has turned around
in a hurry from
hot, dry and windy to cool and cloudy, with a chance of rain. Hopefully the
better conditions will continue to aid those fighting the fires to the south
and north. Rain is likely tonight, and may soak trick-or-treaters. More on
that later in the day. Rain is also likely Saturday, and possible again on
Monday.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers,
high near 64°F.
|
| October 30, 2003: | After weeks of fall heat, cumulating in a
terrible, tragic fire season, the weather is changing. Yesterday's cool
temperatures will be even cooler today, with drizzle possible due a deep
marine layer. There is a chance of showers through Saturday, as high
temperatures continue to fall and nights and mornings get chilly.
The sun is predicted to return Sunday, but temperatures aren't expected
to rebound much.
Today:
Mostly cloudy with drizzle possible, afternoon breeze,
high near 67°F.
|
| October 29, 2003: | 8:38am: I've posted two new pictures
and the latest Mountain Fire story updates.
I've discovered another set of fire pictures that was sent to me Sunday evening in an email box I no longer regularly use. One of those pictures will make it onto the site today. This set was taken more than an hour earlier than the others, and show a much smaller fire footprint. Smoke, ash and bad air quality will be the predominant conditions today as fallout from the devastating fires in Southern California continues. The weather is predicted to get dramatically cooler, with highs in the low 80's today, going all the way down ino the 60's on Friday. The Temecula Valley may even get some drizzle Thursday and Friday. Today:
Mostly sunny with smoke, afternoon breeze,
high near 82°F.
|
| October 28, 2003: | 10:57am: Full containment of the
Mountain Fire occurred this morning, according to the City of Temecula.
Thirty-one homes are reported destroyed.
9:05am: The Mountain Fire page has been updated with links to the latest Californian newspaper articles. Other news to follow as it becomes available. Yesterday was by far the busiest day in TemeculaWeather.com history as we had over 2000 visitors make over 5500 page views. At many points in the day more than 100 people were active on the site. Most of them came seeking information on the Mountain Fire in the northeastern part of the Temecula Valley, which was not well covered by the news media. I'll continue to post articles of interest and new information today. Smoke from the fires will continue to be a problem today, but a cooling trend has begun which should help the firefighters tame all of the wildfires. High temperatures should be in the upper 80's today in the Temecula Valley, falling to only 70°F by Friday under cloudy skies. Onshore flow will be increasing and we could see fog in the inland valleys by Wednesday night. Today:
Sunny with smoke, afternoon breeze,
high near 88°F.
|
| October 27, 2003: | 11:11am:The City of Temecula link now
works, apologies for that. That's the second time this morning I've blown a
link.
10:59am:The City of Temecula is posting fire information, including evacuated areas. I've posted one new photo, from Glen Oaks Hills last night. 9:27 am: I've received photos of our local fire, and have posted a story. Any other updated information or photos would be appreciated, please submit them. A fire in the eastern part of the Temecula Valley, coupled with fires in San Diego and San Bernardino counties, will bring another day of bad air quality to the Temecula Valley. Many homes and other structures have unfortunately been lost in these fires. The Santa Ana conditions should calm later today, and a cooling trend will begin which will take temperatures all the way down into the 70's by Thursday and should aid the firefighters attempting to control the wildfires. Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, northeast winds and areas of smoke possible,
high near 95°F.
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| October 26, 2003: | The Temecula Valley is getting breeze from the
east, but may not experience the Santa Ana winds of other areas in the region.
There was smoke from the Grand Prix fire yesterday afternoon and evening, and
other fires are burning out of control in San Diego county, so there may be
more smoke over the valley today. Expect the heat to continue for the next
couple of days before a dramatic cooling trend is expected, one that is
predicted take local high temperatures down into the mid-70's by Halloween.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, northeast winds and areas of smoke possible,
high near 97°F.
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| October 25, 2003: | Strong Santa Ana winds are expected in the region,
especially tonight and Sunday. Smoke from local fires may cause problems
today and tomorrow, but the main problems are mostly north of us for now.
The heat continues into the middle of next week, when it looks like we'll
finally get a break.
Today:
Sunny and hot, northeast winds possible,
high near 97°F.
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| October 24, 2003: | The combination of strong upper level high
pressure and surface level high pressure over the Great Basin should
continue the most extended period of fall heat in five years of
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beyond the coming weekend. More triple digit days may be in the offing, and
santa ana winds are predicted as well, so expect very dry weather and
possibly gusty winds in the Temecula Valley, along with near-record heat.
Conditions aren't expected to cool much until the middle of next week.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, northeast winds possible,
high near 98°F.
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| October 23, 2003: | The Temecula Valley should get a break from
triple digit heat, at least until the weekend. A low pressure system passing
by to the north should bring temperatures down today. Weak offshore flow
begins influencing the local weather on Friday, and may bring wrong way winds
to the region through Monday. Temperatures are predicted to be hot again
by Saturday.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 89°F.
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| October 22, 2003: | High pressure should weaken a little over the
next couple of days and bring a welcome break from the hot autumn weather
we've been having. Temperatures are predicted to challenge triple digits
again today, but Thursday through Saturday look better, with temperatures
dropping off to around 90°F. Offshore winds are expected to develop
later this weekend, however, and should bring back a lot of the heat we've been
experiencing.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 96°F.
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| October 21, 2003: | 9:20 pm: Yesterday's missing high is
reported by the weather station that feeds this web site as
102°F (it doesn't have tenths of a degree precision in that mode).
Today's high was 101.5°F. Both days were scorching!
1:28pm: The hard drive in the capture machine was replaced last night, while another machine took over capture duties for the interim. As of 8:30am this morning, the capture machine resumed its normal duties, with new hard drive. Due to all the work, I was unable to get a forecast out today. Yesterday's high was likely over 100°F. I'll report the actual high reading for yesterday from the weather station tonight; I have to retrieve it from the display. A second weather station I currently run in parallel for testing (the major difference is that the thermometer is in the shade but unshielded) reported a high of 107°F yesterday. Note that on hot days the difference between the shielded and unshielded equipment can be as much as 8°F (the unshielded equipment always registers higher in the afternoon). |
| October 20, 2003: | 10:25am: Looks like the hard disk
on the capture machine is giving trouble again. I unfortunately didn't have
enough time to complete replacing it this weekend, and as a result
readings from 10:16am may be the last until later tonight, when I will make
sure it's replaced this time.
More hot weather is expected today with triple digit heat predicted. For the curious, the latest 100°F day of the fall season was October 21, 1999. Strong high pressure is predicted to break down in a couple of days, and cooling will ensue. Offshore winds are possible next weekend. Today: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 100°F. Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 58 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 55°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 98°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low near 54°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 90°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, then areas of low clouds and fog after midnight, low of about 51°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 87°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 51°F, high around 87°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 87°F. |
| October 19, 2003: | Strong high pressure aloft will keep the days
hot into the first half of the week. Parts of the Temecula Valley may
continue to challenge triple digits. A low pressure system will begin to
impact the weather starting Tuesday night, with night and morning
low clouds and fog predicted through Friday and low temperatures.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 95°F.
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| October 18, 2003: | Some weather data was lost yesterday afternoon
due to a failing hard disk on my capture system, so view yesterday's high
suspiciously, it was probably even hotter. I'm in the process of replacing
the hard drive today to prevent further problems like yesterday's and another
system crash on September 20th, which I believe was due to the same thing.
Hot afternoons and cool mornings, courtesy of high pressure aloft, are predicted through Tuesday. The skies are expected to be clear day and night until Tuesday night, when night and morning low clouds and fog may return A cooling trend should begin Thursday, taking afternoon temperatures out of the 90's in the Temecula Valley. Today: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 95°F. Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 69 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 56°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 92°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low near 56°F. Monday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high around 95°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low of about 56°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 95°F. Wednesday: Patchy low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 56°F, high around 92°F. Thursday: Areas of low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 88°F. Friday: Areas of low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. |
| October 17, 2003: | The Temecula Valley is predicted to stay very
warm, with temperatures into the 90's during the daytime,
into this weekend and beyond. Upper level high
pressure should stay intact for much of the next week, weakening next
Wednesday and Thursday.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 92°F.
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| October 16, 2003: | The cooling we've had over the last few days
should be over as upper level high pressure builds and a mild warming trend
begins. High temperatures should gradually increase to around 90°F by
Sunday. Nights and mornings are predicted to continue to stay cool;
this morning's low of 49°F is the coolest since May 16th.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 87°F.
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| October 14, 2003: | Suffered another internet service outage at the
house yesterday afternoon for about four and a half hours. That's the third
major service interruption since switching to cable modem access a couple of
weeks ago, and the first one that occurred during the day.
Weak upper level high pressure continues, leading to another clear, very warm day today in the Temecula Valley. Weak onshore flow may bring low clouds and fog inland beginning tonight and over the next couple of days, and should provide some cooling. Very warm weather is predicted to resume over the weekend as high pressure rebuilds. Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 92°F.
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| October 13, 2003: | Continued very warm weather today
as high pressure continues above the region. A cooling trend should begin
by Wednesday that is predicted to take high temperatures down into the 80's
and send low clouds and fog into the Temecula Valley for a couple of
nights and mornings. High pressure aloft is expected to build again into
next weekend.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 93°F.
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| October 12, 2003: | High pressure aloft should warm up the
Temecula Valley near or into the 90's over the next couple of days.
A cooling trend begins Tuesday and onshore flow is predicted to take over
for most of the rest of the week. Other than tonight, clear nights and mornings
aren't expected to return until next weekend.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 90°F.
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| October 11, 2003: | The next few days should be warm, sunny and
dry as high pressure aloft pushes the marine layer out of the Temecula
Valley. The middle of next week the low clouds and fog may return, although
likely not like we've had this past week.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 82°F.
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| October 10, 2003: | The threat of showers over the weekend is out
of the forecast, as the upper level low has not advanced north to our area
as originally expected. Instead, we should see fair and mild weather over the
next week with high temperatures in the 80's, near normal. Saturday and Tuesday
are predicted to be the warmest days as offshore flow may affect the region
those two days.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 83°F.
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| October 9, 2003: | The National Weather Service is reporting
widespread fog this morning, although the southern part of the Temecula Valley
does not seem to be affected. Yesterday was much warmer than anticipated,
the warmest day of October so far, but an upper level low should cool things
down a little today into the weekend. A chance of showers is still predicted
for Sunday.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 82°F.
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| October 8, 2003: | Today should be sunny and a little bit
warmer as a weak high pressure system is in the area. Low pressure, though,
is expected to funnel the remains of Hurricane Nora our way sometime this
weekendi, much later than first predicted. A slight chance of showers
is now in the forecast for Saturday and Sunday.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 84°F.
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| October 7, 2003: | There is a dense fog advisory in effect this
morning, and parts of the Temecula Valley have bad visibility. The fog should
lift later this morning, and the rest of the day is predicted to be partly
cloudy. Partly cloudy conditions prevail throughout the next week, with the
possibility of some moisture funneled in by high level low pressure.
Today: Dense patchy fog, then partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 80°F. Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 55 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 60°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 81°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low near 61°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers, high around 81°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 59°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, slight chance of showers, high near 82°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 57°F, high around 82°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 82°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 83°F. |
| October 6, 2003: | An upper level low system may draw in tropical
moisture and linger through Friday. The best chance of showers is Tuesday
and Wednesday. High temperatures are predicted to continue to hover around
80°F. Some warming and clearing is predicted into next weekend.
Today: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 79°F. Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 59°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon, high of about 80°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon, low near 59°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon, high around 81°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 59°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 81°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 59°F, high around 82°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 83°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 83°F. |
| October 5, 2003: | Cable modem internet access was knocked out again
last night for a few hours. They're doing upgrades for about another week or
so, so it may happen again. The really annoying thing about it is that the cable
modem doesn't seem to automatically recover when the connection comes back up.
I ended up having to restart the connection early this morning to get it back
online.
Another note: I've begun to slowly modify the pages on the site to conform to the HTML 4.01 standard for web content, which was released in 1999. Amazingly enough, a small fraction of you out there are still connecting with Internet Explorer versions 4.0 and 5.0, which don't totally support the HTML/CSS standards that the site is increasingly based on. If you've using one of those old web browsers, you should consider upgrading. You'll still see the site, but some things on certain pages (especially the archive) will appear out of place. Soon I will put a blurb on the site somewhere that recommends that the site is best viewed with Internet Explorer 5.5 or greater, Netscape 6.2 or greater, or Opera 7.0 or greater. Today should turn out much like yesterday, warm but pleasant. Remnants of Hurricane Nora are predicted to complicate Tuesday and Wednesday, mixing with an upper low. The Temecula Valley could see showers or thunderstorms either day, or perhaps not at all. The low moves out late in the week and next weekend currently looks sunny and a little warmer. Today: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 81°F. Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, then areas of low clouds and after midnight, low near 56°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 79°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy, low near 58°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon, high around 79°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 58°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon, high near 80°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 57°F, high around 80°F. Friday: Patchy night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 80°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 83°F. |
| October 4, 2003: | We've begun fall with below normal temperatures,
and the trend is expected to continue into the next week, with a deep marine
layer spilling into the Temecula Valley and beyond. A weak high pressure
system may make today and tomorrow slightly warmer than the past couple of
days, but an upper level low is predicted to dominate next week's weather.
Even some warming late next week will keep high temperatures under normal,
so enjoy the unseasonally mild weather.
Today: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 78°F. Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, then partly cloudy late, low near 54°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 77°F. Sunday night: Mostly cloudy, then areas of fog after midnight, low near 55°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 74°F. Monday night: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, low of about 55°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 74°F. Wednesday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 54°F, high around 79°F. Thursday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 80°F. Friday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 80°F. |
| October 3, 2003: | The data feed is back on the cable internet
access as of last night, and connectivity is working fine as of this writing.
Apparently there were disruptions in many of the cable areas over the past
few nights.
The weather is predicted to stay cool for a while with highs mostly in the 70's over the next week. Upper level low pressure is causing a deep marine layer and thus mornings in the Temecula Valley should be mostly cloudy with afternoon clearing. A little warming is predicted towards the end of next week. Today: Mostly cloudy with fog, becoming partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, then areas of fog after midnight, low near 54°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 78°F. Saturday night: Mostly cloudy, then areas of fog after midnight, low near 54°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 78°F. Sunday night: Patchy night and morning low clouds and fog, low of about 54°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. Tuesday: Patchy night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 54°F, high around 76°F. Wednesday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 79°F. Thursday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 80°F. |
| October 2, 2003: | Some problems were experienced last night and today with the new cable internet access. As a result, the data feed is temporarily back on the wireless internet access. Unfortunately, due to the problems, I was unable to publish a forecast today. |
| October 1, 2003: | Yesterday I switched internet providers at the
house. The wireless internet I've been using has been inconsistent the past
couple of months, and I've switched to cable modem access, which is
brand new to my area. Hopefully there will be fewer problems.
A cooling trend with plenty of onshore flow is underway, as is witnessed by low clouds and fog the past few mornings. High temperatures are predicted to decline from the mid-80's today down to the mid-to-upper 70's on Friday. High pressure rebuilds for a little warmer start to next week. Today: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 57 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, then areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low near 59°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 82°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, then areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low near 59°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 76°F. Friday night: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, low of about 58°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 79°F. Sunday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 58°F, high around 82°F. Monday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 82°F. Tuesday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 83°F. |
| September 29, 2003: | Low clouds and fog are predicted to be present in
some areas of the Temecula Valley and certainly to the west as September draws
to a close. Temperatures should continue to be mild as weak high pressure
stays intact and combines with weak onshore flow. A low pressure system is
due later this week for even more clouds and high temperatures in the low
80's.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 86°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 58 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, then areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low near 59°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, then areas late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low near 59°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 85°F. Wednesday night: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, low of about 59°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 83°F. Friday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 58°F, high around 81°F. Saturday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 81°F. Sunday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 81°F. |
| September 28, 2003: | Continued warm weather today as high pressure
remains aloft, then weakening the rest of this week. As high pressure
weakens over the region, low clouds and fog are predicted to creep back into
the Temecula Valley, and we should experience milder days. High temperatures
are expected to fall gradually into next weekend.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 89°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 53 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, except for patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low near 61°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 87°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, except for patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low near 60°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 87°F. Tuesday night: Patchy night and morning low clouds and fog, low of about 60°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. Thursday: Patchy night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 58°F, high around 84°F. Friday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 82°F. Saturday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 83°F. |
| September 27, 2003: | Seasonal weather is expected this weekend with
high temperatures near 90°F in the Temecula Valley. High pressure loses
steam early next week, and a gradual decline in high temperatures is
predicted over the week, down the low 80's by Friday.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 89°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 53 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, except for patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low near 59°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 88°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, except for patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low near 59°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 87°F. Monday night: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, low of about 59°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. Wednesday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 59°F, high around 84°F. Thursday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 84°F. Friday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 83°F. |
| September 26, 2003: | A warming trend continues into this weekend, with
high temperatures in the Temecula Valley back in the 90's on Saturday.
Low clouds and fog should stay out of the area until Sunday night, when high
pressure aloft begins to fade. Next week is predicted to be mild with highs
in the 80's.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 89°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 57 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 61°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 92°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low near 61°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 89°F. Sunday night: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, low of about 60°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. Tuesday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 59°F, high around 85°F. Wednesday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 84°F. Thursday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 84°F. |
| September 25, 2003: | The threat of showers is out of the forecast
for today in the Temecula Valley. Showers are still possible in the
mountains and deserts, however. High pressure aloft is developing, and the
weather is predicted to warm up to about 90°F over the weekend, then drop
early next week as the high moves off.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 85°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 53 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, then patchy low clouds and fog after midnight, low near 61°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, then patchy low clouds and fog after midnight, low near 60°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 90°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 58°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. Monday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 58°F, high around 86°F. Tuesday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 84°F. Wednesday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 82°F. |
| September 24, 2003: | A chance of light rain is in the forecast today
and tomorrow due to remnants from Tropical Storm Marty. The moisture and
unstable air may bring thunderstorms to the mountains as well. Falling pressure
means lower temperatures until the weekend, when high pressure begins to
rebuild.
Today:
Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers, afternoon breeze,
high near 85°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 59 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers, low near 61°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, low near 61°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 84°F. Friday night: Clear, low of about 60°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 58°F, high around 87°F. Monday: Patchy night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 84°F. Tuesday: Patchy night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 84°F. |
| September 23, 2003: | After two triple digit days in a row, it will still
be hot on the first day of fall, but with some cloud cover as remnants of
Tropical Storm Marty make it up into the region. The weather should be
dramatically cooler beginning Wednesday as high pressure departs, and there
may be scattered showers and thunderstorms Thursday and Friday as a result
of unstable tropical storm remnants.
Today:
Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 98°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 61°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low near 60°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, 30% chance of showers or thunderstorms, afternoon breeze, high around 86°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, chance of showers or thunderstorms, low of about 61°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, 30% chance of showers or thunderstorms, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 59°F, high around 87°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 84°F. |
| September 22, 2003: | Hot weather continues today, on the last full day
of summer, and tomorrow, the first day of fall, with two more triple digit
days predicted. They would follow yesterday's high 101.0°F, the seventh
of this year. Cooling is expected to set in for the rest of the week, with
highs in the 80's through next weekend.
Today:
Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 102°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 65 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low near 57°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 100°F. Tuesday night: Clear, low near 61°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 88°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 60°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 84°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 61°F, high around 81°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. |
| September 21, 2003: | More hot days are expected through the start of
fall on Tuesday as high pressure dominates the local weather. Remnants of
Hurricane Marty are expected Wednesday and Thursday. Next weekend looks cooler
with some cloud cover predicted.
Today:
Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 97°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 59 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low near 60°F. Monday: Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 97°F. Monday night: Clear, low near 61°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high around 95°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 61°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 61°F, high around 90°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. |
| September 20, 2003: | A capture computer crash yesterday evening caused
a loss of data between just before 5pm to around 7:30pm. This was the largest
data gap in a very long time, and I'm still not sure what the cause was.
The last weekend of summer is shaping up to be hot during the day and cool
at night, a weather pattern that's normal for this time of year.
No low clouds or fog are predicted to progress inland as high pressure aloft
continues into early next week. Look for some cooling Tuesday and beyond.
Autumnal equinox is at 3:27am on Tuesday, September 23rd.
Today:
Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 95°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 61 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low near 57°F. Sunday: Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 97°F. Sunday night: Clear, low near 56°F. Monday: Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high around 95°F. Monday night: Clear, low of about 55°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 55°F, high around 91°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. |
| September 19, 2003: | High pressure aloft is going to continue and this
weekend will be warmer than was thought even yesterday. Highs are expected to
be well into the 90's today and through the weekend in the Temecula Valley.
When high pressure weakens towards the middle of next week, onshore flow
is predicted to resume.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 94°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 55 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low near 58°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 94°F. Saturday night: Clear, low near 59°F. Sunday: Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high around 95°F. Sunday night: Clear, low of about 59°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 93°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 58°F, high around 91°F. Wednesday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 87°F. Thursday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. |
| September 18, 2003: | More seasonal fair weather is on the way, with
predicted high temperatures mostly in the 80's in the Temecula Valley over
the next week. Look for low clouds and fog to be absent some mornings, though,
especially this weekend.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 88°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 57 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low near 58°F. Friday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Friday night: Clear, low near 59°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 89°F. Saturday night: Clear, low of about 60°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 89°F. Monday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, then sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 59°F, high around 89°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Wednesday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, then sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. |
| September 17, 2003: | Weak high pressure is predicted to continue over
the next week and that means more fair weather like we've been having over
the past several days. High temperatures are expected to be slightly below
normal, and low clouds and fog in the early morning should continue most
days. Some minor warming is predicted for the weekend.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 87°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 55 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, then patchy early morning low clouds and fog, low near 60°F. Thursday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 87°F. Thursday night: Clear, then patchy early morning low clouds and fog, low near 59°F. Friday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 88°F. Friday night: Clear, low of about 59°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 89°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 90°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Tuesday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. |
| September 16, 2003: | A cooling trend is predicted over the next couple
of days as the morning marine layer deepens. High pressure should rebuild by
the weekend, bringing with it warmer high temperatures. Low temperatures
should continue to stay down in the upper fiftys, however, which is normal
for this time of year.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 87°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, then areas of morning low clouds and fog, low near 58°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Wednesday night: Clear, then patchy early morning low clouds and fog, low near 58°F. Thursday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 86°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low of about 58°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 57°F, high around 90°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 92°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. |
| September 15, 2003: | The marine layer is predicted to deepen the next
couple of days in the Temecula Valley and should help to hold high temperatures
down. Upper level high pressure rebuilds beginning Wednesday and should warm
things up and clear things out going into next weekend.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 88°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 51 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, then areas of early morning low clouds and fog, low near 57°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, then areas of early morning low clouds and fog, low near 58°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 85°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 58°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 58°F, high around 86°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 88°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. |
| September 14, 2003: | Weak high pressure above the region is allowing
onshore flow, in the form of low clouds, to enter the Temecula Valley each
morning. High temperatures should continue to be mild and slightly below
normal as the weather pattern
is predicted to continue through next weekend.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 90°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, then patchy early morning low clouds and fog, low near 58°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Monday night: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low near 57°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 86°F. Tuesday night: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low of about 58°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. Thursday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 58°F, high around 85°F. Friday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Saturday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. |
| September 13, 2003: | Apologies for missing the forecast yesterday.
Summer weather appears to be starting to wane now
as September wears on, with no predicted high temperures up into the 90's in
Temecula over the next week. A mixture of weak high pressure aloft and weak
onshore flow is responsible for the relatively mild weather predictions.
The main fluctuation may be the depth and breadth of the marine layer, which is
predicted to make it out to the Temecula Valley nearly every morning.
Today:
Sunny, breezy,
high near 87°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 57 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, then patchy early morning low clouds and fog, low near 60°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 88°F. Sunday night: Clear, then patchy early morning low clouds and fog, low near 60°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 87°F. Monday night: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low of about 60°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. Tuesday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 59°F, high around 85°F. Wednesday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 87°F. Thursday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. |
| September 11, 2003: | The offshore flow is expected to be weak, so we
probably won't see any northeast winds in the Temecula Valley. Today will
be warmer, though, and is predicted to stay in the 90's through the weekend.
Onshore flow resumes early next week with low clouds, fog, and cooler days.
Today:
Sunny, northeast winds possible,
high near 91°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 51 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, northeast winds possible, low near 63°F. Friday: Sunny and hot, northeast winds possible, high of about 95°F. Friday night: Clear, low near 63°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 92°F. Saturday night: Clear, low of about 64°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. Monday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, then sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 88°F. Tuesday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Wednesday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. |
| September 10, 2003: | More low clouds and fog in the Temecula Valley this
morning, soon to be replaced with what might be the first wrong way winds of
the season. Surface high pressure in the great basin is expected to cause
Santa Ana wind conditions starting tonight and lasting through Friday.
The winds may or may not occur in the Temecula Valley, but probably will
around the region. Temperatures today should remain mild much like yesterday,
then warm into the weekend.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 81°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, northeast winds possible, low near 59°F. Thursday: Sunny, northeast winds possible, high of about 92°F. Thursday night: Clear, northeast winds possible, low near 58°F. Friday: Sunny and hot, northeast winds possible, high around 95°F. Friday night: Clear, low of about 61°F. Saturday: Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 95°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 64°F, high around 90°F. Monday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Monday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 83°F. |
| September 9, 2003: | Low clouds and fog are in the Temecula Valley for
the second straight morning, and the pattern should be with us through
tomorrow. Today should be another mild day for summer, and tomorrow as well,
then conditions are predicted to heat to near normal.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 84°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 53 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, then patchy low clouds, fog, and drizzle, low near 61°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 83°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low near 61°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 89°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low of about 62°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 61°F, high around 89°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. |
| September 8, 2003: | A redesigned set of archive
pages makes its debut today. It's completely different underneath
(mainly to support multiple weather sites) but presents
the same familiar data everyone is used to, plus some new things such as
weather for individual days in the past (a long requested feature). Unlike
in the past, all of the pages in the archive are now generated as they are
requested, so they are updated to the minute. One warning: looking at
individual days takes a while (as much as 30 seconds).
Low clouds and fog return to the Temecula Valley
this morning as a low pressure system moves by to the north, dragging
temperatures down with it. High temperatures may fall to the mid-80s Tuesday
and Wednesday. High pressure rebuilds later this week and should bring
temperatures back up to around 90°F.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 89°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, then areas of low clouds and fog, low near 62°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, then areas of low clouds and fog, low near 61°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 84°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 61°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 90°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 89°F. |
| September 7, 2003: | After today, upper level low pressure
should cool things down a little. Today will be another hot one, though, with
temperatures in the mid-90's in the Temecula Valley. The low pressure system
passing by to the north may also bring low clouds and fog inland over the
next couple of nights and mornings.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 95°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, then areas of low clouds and fog, low near 61°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 88°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, then areas of low clouds and fog, low near 60°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 88°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 61°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 91°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. |
| September 6, 2003: | The web site has moved to a new server last
night, this one
located in a data center in Miami, Florida. A long way away from Temecula,
but the price was right. As traffic gradually feeds over to the new system,
you should notice no change in the content. As of this morning, nearly
all connections were to the new server.
The high pressure system that has brought us a
few hot days is starting to weaken, but the next two days will continue to be
hot. Milder temperatures are predicted starting Monday, when an upper level
low pressure system begins to move by to the north. Fog may be present in the
Temecula Valley at night and in the morning.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 98°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 51 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 64°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 96°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, then areas of low clouds and fog, low near 61°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 88°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, then areas of low clouds and fog, low of about 61°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 90°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 91°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. |
| September 5, 2003: | Mostly clear conditions this morning are
predicted to turn to partly cloudy conditions this afternoon, with a slight
chance of showers and thunderstorms. Flash flood warnings have been issued
for the mountains. Cooling should occur by Sunday as upper level low pressure
might bring the marine layer back to the Temecula Valley.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, then partly cloudy with a 20% chance of showers or
thunderstorms in the afternoon,
high near 96°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 64°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 95°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, then patchy low clouds and fog, low near 63°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 90°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, then patchy low clouds and fog, low of about 60°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. Tuesday: Areas of low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 86°F. Wednesday: Areas of low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. |
| September 4, 2003: | The monsoonal influence will be with us, but
probably only in the form of clouds, for the next couple of days. Following
that, a low pressure system is predicted to push the clouds out, and, as it
takes hold, we should get morning low clouds and fog and much milder
temperatures instead.
Today:
Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 96°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 55 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 65°F. Friday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 96°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low near 64°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 94°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, then patchy low cloud and fog, low of about 62°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. Monday: Areas of low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 85°F. Tuesday: Areas of low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Wednesday: Areas of low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. |
| September 3, 2003: | An internet service outage originating I believe
at my ISP caused a series of problems with weather data reaching the web site
yesterday afternoon and evening and early this morning.
Data only intermittently reached the site in the interim.
The problems appear to
be resolved; the cause remains unknown. I've changed the main page to
automatically display an alert message when the data is more than half an hour
out of date as a result of this.
The Temecula Valley got a spattering of thunderstorms yesterday afternoon,
but not enough moisture to register. More are expected this afternoon as
monsoonal moisture comes west of the mountains again. A low pressure system
is predicted to wipe out the current weather pattern by Sunday and bring
heavy onshore flow and much cooler temperatures.
Today:
Partly cloudy, 30% chance of showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon,
high near 94°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 66°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, in the afternoon, high of about 96°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low near 65°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 94°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low of about 65°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. Sunday: Patchy low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 88°F. Monday: Areas of low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Tuesday: Areas of low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. |
| September 2, 2003: | More clouds are expected through Thursday as
monsoonal moisture affects mainly the mountains and deserts. There is a chance
a few showers or thunderstorms could come west of the mountains, but that
chance is very small. A low pressure system is due later this week and is
predicted to bring drier air with it.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 92°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 55 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 65°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, in the afternoon, high of about 92°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low near 66°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 93°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low of about 63°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 93°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 92°F. Sunday: Patchy low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Monday: Patchy low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 89°F. |
| September 1, 2003: | Monsoonal moisture is back, but showers and
thunderstorms should remain east of the mountains for the most part,
except perhaps Tuesday and Wednesday. Very warm weather continues
through this latest monsoonal cycle. Drier, more seasonal weather is expected
towards the end of the week.
Today (Labor Day):
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 92°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 65°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, in the afternoon, high of about 94°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low near 65°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 93°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 64°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 93°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 63°F, high around 92°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 91°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. |
| August 31, 2003: | Onshore flow that has led to relatively mild
summer weather should continue today. Tomorrow, however, high pressure begins
to build over the four corners area and monsoonal clouds will return. No
showers or thunderstorms are predicted, though; the moisture is predicted to
stay east of the mountains.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 89°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 53 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 62°F. Monday (Labor Day): Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, in the afternoon, high of about 92°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy, low near 64°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 93°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 64°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 93°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 64°F, high around 93°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 91°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. |
| August 30, 2003: | Weak low pressure is going to keep clouds away
from the Temecula Valley (for the most part) over the next couple of days.
High pressure is predicted to build after that, and the region could see
a return to cloudier and warmer conditions for the rest of the next week.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 91°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 53 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 62°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, in the afternoon, high of about 90°F. Sunday night: Partly cloudy, low near 63°F. Monday (Labor Day): Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 92°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 64°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 94°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 65°F, high around 94°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 92°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. |
| August 29, 2003: | Very little change in sunshine or temperatures
over the next week as conditions stay near normal for this time of year.
Weak high pressure over the region should keep the Temecula Valley and
surrounding areas dry.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 90°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 60°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, in the afternoon, high of about 92°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low near 60°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 90°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low of about 63°F. Monday (Labor Day): Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 90°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. |
| August 28, 2003: | Dry onshore flow should keep the skies clear and
monsoonal moisture out of the Temecula Valley for at least the next several
days. High temperatures are predicted to be near normal for the period.
Chances of showers and thunderstorms should be decreasing in the deserts and
mountains as well.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 91°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 62°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, in the afternoon, high of about 90°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low near 60°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 91°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 60°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 89°F. Monday (Labor Day): Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 63°F, high around 90°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 89°F. |
| August 27, 2003: | More very warm weather and sunny days through
Friday as monsoonal moisture stays east of the mountains. Remnants of Hurricane
Ignacio may get pulled over the region this weekend, however. Temperatures
are expected to remain at or near normal for the next week or so.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 93°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 66°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, in the afternoon, high of about 93°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low near 65°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 91°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low of about 65°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 65°F, high around 89°F. Monday (Labor Day): Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 88°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 87°F. |
| August 26, 2003: | The showers and thunderstorms should continue to
be restricted to the mountains and deserts today, although a very slight
chance of showers is possible for the Temecula Valley. Looking ahead, low
pressure to the north is predicted to keep the remnants of Hurricane Ignacio
from our area, although clouds are expected throughout the week.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 92°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 65°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, in the afternoon, high of about 91°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low near 64°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 91°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 64°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 89°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 64°F, high around 89°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Monday (Labor Day): Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. |
| August 25, 2003: | It's shaping up to be a humid week in
the Temecula Valley under the double threat of monsoonal moisture and
remnants from Hurricane Ignacio. The chance of showers the next couple of
days is due to monsoonal moisture; moisture from Hurricane Ignacio isn't due
in our area until mid week. Very warm summer days continue although
nothing like yesterday's 99°F is predicted.
Today:
Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms,
high near 94°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms, low near 66°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon, high of about 91°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms, low near 65°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 91°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 65°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 65°F, high around 90°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. |
| August 24, 2003: | Monsoonal moisture is back, and showers and
thunderstorms are predicted to reach west of the mountains at times,
especially tomorrow afternoon. High pressure in the four
corners region is funneling the moisture our way. With the clouds will be the
usual increase in humidity. The weather is predicted to clear out later
next week.
Today:
Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms,
high near 92°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms, low near 65°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon, high of about 90°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms, low near 65°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon, high around 90°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 64°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 89°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 64°F, high around 89°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 88°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. |
| August 23, 2003: | High pressure is building again in the four
corner regions, and that means slightly warmer days ahead. There's also
monsoonal moisture lurking in the forecast, with a prediction for scattered
showers and thunderstorms Monday afternoon. In general, though, the
predicted temperatures for the next week look to be below what we've been
experiencing in August to date.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 87°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 63°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Sunday night: Partly cloudy, low near 65°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon, high around 89°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 65°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 87°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 64°F, high around 88°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 88°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 87°F. |
| August 22, 2003: | Apologies for missing the forecast yesterday.
Low clouds and fog are in the Temecula Valley this morning, but should give
way to a mild (for summer) day, with highs in the 80's. Low pressure should
keep monsoonal moisture out for a few days, and will also keep the high
temperatures under control. Some warming is predicted Sunday and beyond.
Today:
Early morning low clouds, fog and drizzle, then mostly sunny,
afternoon breeze,
high near 85°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, then areas of low clouds and fog after midnight, low near 61°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 88°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low near 61°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 91°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low of about 62°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 63°F, high around 89°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 87°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. |
| August 20, 2003: | Monsoonal moisture that was responsible for
floods in Southern Nevada yesterday is on its way to California, but the
net effect on the Temecula Valley today might be an isolated shower or
thunderstorm. Flash flood warnings have been issued for the mountains and
deserts, however. The weather looks to be cooler than August has been to
date in the foreseeable future.
Today:
Mostly sunny, then partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon with a
slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms,
high near 93°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 65°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 92°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low near 64°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 91°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low of about 62°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 91°F. Monday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 91°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. |
| August 19, 2003: | The marine layer is deeper this morning but short
of the Temecula Valley, and more hot days are in store ahead. Those heading
towards the coast might notice overcast conditions, but the main weather
effect inland is monsoonal moisture, which should remain to the east.
Drier air is predicted by Sunday, with an accompanying bump in high
temperatures.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 96°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 66°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 96°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low near 66°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high around 96°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low of about 67°F. Friday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 96°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, low around 67°F, high around 98°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 98°F. Monday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 98°F. |
| August 18, 2003: | As high pressure over the four corners area
weakens, the Temecula Valley should see some minor cooling, especially
tomorrow. Otherwise, sunshine and hot temperatures continue to be the
predominant forecast this week.
Today:
Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 97°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 55 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 63°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 93°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low near 63°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 95°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 65°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 95°F. Friday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, low around 65°F, high around 95°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 95°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 95°F. |
| August 17, 2003: | 11:00 am:Some revisions to the links today.
There are new links to a comprehensive temperature forecast for Southern
California by city, a link to the NWS marine forecast for those going boating
in the ocean (by request), and a link to a series of weather calculators
(for fun).
Continued hot days looking forward, with the hottest
day predicted to be today. A few degrees of cooling is predicted into the
middle of next week, then a few degrees of warming into next weekend.
High temperatures should remain below the triple digit mark, however.
Today:
Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 96°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 59 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 64°F. Monday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 95°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low near 63°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 93°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 63°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 95°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, low around 65°F, high around 95°F. Friday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 95°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 95°F. |
| August 16, 2003: | Little change is predicted over the next week as
the Temecula Valley continues to bake, challenging the triple digit mark each
afternoon. We should see evidence of monsoonal moisture to the east each
afternoon, and some evenings might be partly cloudy. Today would be the
eleventh straight day with a high above 95°. The last time we had such a
sustained heat wave was in August, 2000.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 99°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 59 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, then mostly clear, low near 66°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 98°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low near 65°F. Monday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high around 98°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low of about 65°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 98°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, low around 65°F, high around 98°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 97°F. Friday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 96°F. |
| August 15, 2003: | Yesterday's massive power outage in the northeast
brought access to the weather site down at approximately 1:20pm, until 3:30am
this morning. WeatherCurrents.com/TemeculaWeather.com is currently hosted on
a computer in a data center in New York City. Apparently some of the internet
trunk lines were affected by the power outage. Everything seems to be okay now,
but access to the site seems a little slow this morning.
Monsoonal moisture may cause showers or thunderstorms in the Temecula
Valley today, but any measurable rain is unlikely. Based on the temperature
predictions, today will likely be uncomfortably hot, with higher than normal
humidity expected. The clouds and heat continue all the way into next week,
with hot days and triple digit challenges predicted right down the line.
Four out of the past five days have exceeded 100°F.
Today:
Partly cloudy and hot, slight chance of showers or thunderstorms, afternoon breeze,
high near 100°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 55 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 66°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 98°F. Saturday night: Partly cloudy, low near 65°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high around 98°F. Sunday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 65°F. Monday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 98°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, low around 65°F, high around 98°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 98°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 98°F. |
| August 14, 2003: | Triple digit day number four of the year was
yesterday, and today threatens to be the fifth. Monsoonal moisture enters
the picture later today, with clouds expected this afternoon, tomorrow and
Saturday. There is a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms tomorrow
night and Saturday, but most of the action should be concentrated in the
foothills.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, becoming partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 99°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 55 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 65°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 93°F. Friday night: Mostly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms, low near 65°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, slight (20%) chance of showers or thunderstorms, afternoon breeze, high around 93°F. Saturday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 63°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 94°F. Monday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 95°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 95°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 95°F. |
| August 13, 2003: | Another triple digit day is predicted today but
temperatures should cool following today. Yesterday was the third 100° day
of the year. There may be some clouds this morning but the afternoon is
predicted to be mostly sunny. Looking forward, the high pressure system
causing the hot weather is predicted to weaken, and temperatures should be
milder by Friday.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 102°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 53 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 65°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 95°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, low near 64°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 92°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 63°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 93°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 64°F, high around 93°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 94°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. |
| August 12, 2003: | Monsoonal moisture is back, as evidenced yesterday
and this morning. Lots of high clouds are in the forecast for the next week
but no showers or thunderstorms are currently predicted for the Temecula Valley.
Temperatures should stay very warm as high pressure weakens but stays in place,
and the relative humidity should be higher than usual.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 94°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 61°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 92°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low near 62°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 92°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 63°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 64°F, high around 92°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 93°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 93°F. |
| August 11, 2003: | Yesterday was the second 100° day of the year
to date, and today looks only slightly cooler and may also top the triple
digit mark. Strong high pressure should slowly break down after today,
and the rest of the week looks cooler with onshore flow and
periods of high clouds. This stretch of August that we're in is traditionally
the hottest period of the year, with normal highs of 96°, and,
not coincidentally, more triple
digits days occur now than at any other time of year.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 98°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 64°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 94°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low near 61°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 92°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 62°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 63°F, high around 92°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 92°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 93°F. |
| August 10, 2003: | Hot weather continues for the next couple of days,
with potential for triple digit heat today and tomorrow. Cooling is predicted
into next week after Monday, with onshore flow resuming and pushing out
strong high pressure that's fueling the heat.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 100°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 59 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 62°F. Monday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 97°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low near 63°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 94°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 60°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 61°F, high around 90°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 91°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. |
| August 9, 2003: | High pressure over the American Southwest is
responsible for the hot days we've been having, and a few more are in
store. The weekend is predicted to be hot, with high temperatures near
triple digits. Gradual cooling is expected starting Monday as onshore
flow resumes.
Today:
Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 97°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 59 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 64°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 98°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low near 64°F. Monday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high around 96°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low of about 62°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. Wednesday: Patchy low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 90°F. Thursday: Patchy low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Friday: Patchy low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. |
| August 8, 2003: | Building high pressure over Southern California
is going to lead to hot weather over the next several days, with one
one triple digit day predicted (on Monday). Monsoonal moisture is predicted
to intrude Saturday, but should be limited to a few clouds over the
Temecula Valley. Some cooling is predicted starting Tuesday as onshore
flow resumes.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 97°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 67 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 62°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 97°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low near 63°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high around 98°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low of about 65°F. Monday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 100°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 97°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 94°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. |
| August 7, 2003: | Very normal summer weather is expected the over the
next few days. This weekend may be a little warmer than normal as a high
pressure system builds, but onshore flow will keep conditions dry. Little
change is expected into next week.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 91°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 58°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 93°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low near 62°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 94°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 63°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 93°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 65°F, high around 91°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 89°F. |
| August 6, 2003: | Significant clouds are out of the forecast for the
foreseeable future, and sunshine should reign for the next week and perhaps
beyond in the Temecula Valley. High temperatures should be at or slightly
above normal, and conditions are predicted to remain dry.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 91°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 51 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 59°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 91°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low near 61°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 94°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low of about 63°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 94°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 66°F, high around 94°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 93°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. |
| August 5, 2003: | High pressure is building across the region,
and should bring hotter days in the near future. High clouds also are
predicted, starting tomorrow and into the near future. High temperatures may
warm to triple digits in the Temecula Valley this weekend.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 90°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 60°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low near 60°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 90°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 61°F. Friday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 96°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, low around 63°F, high around 96°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 97°F. Monday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 97°F. |
| August 4, 2003: | Dry onshore flow this week should translate into
warm, sunny days with lower humidity than in the past couple of weeks.
The marine layer is not expected to make it into the Temecula Valley, but the
influence of the onshore flow is predicted to keep high temperatures slightly
below normal.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 89°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low near 61°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Tuesday night: Clear, low near 61°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 89°F. Wednesday night: Clear, low of about 61°F. Thursday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 92°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 92°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. |
| August 2, 2003: | Fair weather today and next week, with slightly
below normal temperatures due to low pressure aloft. Daytimes should be sunny;
patchy low clouds and fog are possible in the morning. Very little change
looking ahead into next week, into what is traditionally the hottest time of
year.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 88°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, patchy low clouds and fog late, low near 61°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, patchy low clouds and fog late, low near 60°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 87°F. Monday night: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low of about 59°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 89°F. Wednesday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 58°F, high around 89°F. Thursday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Friday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 89°F. |
| August 1, 2003: | At an average temperature of 75.1°F, this past
July was the warmest of the four Julys currently on record by almost 3°.
August is typically the hottest month of the year in the Temecula Valley
and in much of Southern California, and although the average
high is 92.6°F, triple digit days are common.
A low pressure system moving through the region may
mix with the monsoonal flow and produce some afternoon showers or thunderstorms,
mainly in the mountains. After today, though, a normal summer weather pattern
is predicted, with sunny days and warm temperatures approaching 90°F for
this weekend. There may be some low clouds and fog in the Temecula Valley,
though, especially next week.
Today:
Partly cloudy, slight chance (20%) of showers or thunderstorms,
high near 88°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, then mostly clear, low near 63°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Saturday night: Clear, low near 61°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 88°F. Sunday night: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low of about 60°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. Tuesday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 59°F, high around 89°F. Wednesday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Thursday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. |
| July 31, 2003: | Monsoonal moisture that accounted for 0.21" of
precipitation in the Temecula Valley yesterday should gradually decrease.
Scattered showers and thunderstorms are still in the forecast for this
afternoon, but the weekend looks a little cooler and significantly less
humid. Slightly below normal temperatures are predicted to continue into
next week.
Today:
Mostly sunny this morning, partly cloudy this afternoon with a 20% chance
of showers or thunderstorms,
high near 89°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, 20% chance of showers or thunderstorms, low near 65°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 87°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low near 63°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 87°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 61°F. Sunday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 87°F. Monday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 87°F. Tuesday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 87°F. Wednesday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. |
| July 30, 2003: | The first measurable rainfall of the summer
and the new rain season has occurred this morning. The monsoon pattern
continues today and likely into tomorrow, with the greatest chance of
precipitation in the afternoon. Look for conditions to improve by the weekend,
with morning fog and afternoon sunshine expected, and slight below normal
temperatures.
Today:
Partly cloudy, 30% chance of showers or thunderstorms,
high near 92°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 57 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, 30% chance of showers or thunderstorms, low near 67°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, then partly cloudy with a 20% chance of showers or thunderstorms in the afternoon, high of about 90°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, then mostly clear, low near 64°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 88°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low of about 61°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 87°F. Sunday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 86°F. Monday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 87°F. Tuesday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 89°F. |
| July 29, 2003: | Some parts of the Temecula Valley experienced
trace precipitation last night, and there is an even chance of measurable
precipitation for today. Chance of showers or thunderstorms continues
through tomorrow, lessening to 30% for Wednesday night. The weather is
predicted to turn sunny by Friday and should remain that way through
the weekend.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, 50% chance of showers or thunderstorms,
high near 87°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, 40% chance of showers or thunderstorms, low near 64°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, 40% chance of showers or thunderstorms, high of about 86°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, 30% chance of showers or thunderstorms low near 63°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 87°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low of about 62°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 87°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 87°F. |
| July 28, 2003: | There is a possibility of isolated thunderstorms
in the Temecula Valley this morning, and a slight chance of scattered
showers through Wednesday. The humidity from the monsoonal moisture should
keep daytime temperatures below normal. Following Wednesday, the monsoon
weather should be confined to the deserts as is normal for this time of
year.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, slight chance (less than 20%) of light showers or
thunderstorms, especially in the afternoon,
high near 87°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, slight chance (less than 20%) of light showers, low near 64°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance (less than 20%) of light showers, high of about 86°F. Tuesday night: Mostly cloudy, slight chance (less than 20%) of light showers, low near 64°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance (less than 20%) of light showers, high around 86°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 62°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 91°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 91°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 87°F. |
| July 27, 2003: | Another mostly ordinary summer day today will give
way to mostly cloudy days the next couple of days. Moisture from the southeast
is expected to produce scattered light rain across Southern California Monday
and Tuesday. There is a slight chance of thunderstorms, and showers are more
likely to the east in the mountains and deserts. Following the clouds, the
rest of the week is predicted to revert to days much like what we've been
experiencing.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 92°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 58 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 66°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance (less than 20%) of light showers, high of about 87°F. Monday night: Mostly cloudy, slight chance (less than 20%) of light showers, low near 64°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance (less than 20%) of light showers, high around 88°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 64°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 89°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 64°F, high around 89°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 92°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. |
| July 26, 2003: | The southeast monsoonal flow continues but other
than some clouds, the Temecula Valley shouldn't be affected this weekend.
Widespread scattered showers are expected
Monday and Tuesday as a result of more monsoonal moisture that is predicted
to make it further west. The latter part of next week is predicted to return
to much of the same weather pattern we're experiencing now.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 90°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 58 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 65°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 93°F. Sunday night: Partly cloudy, low near 67°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance (less than 20%) of light showers, high around 87°F. Monday night: Mostly cloudy, slight chance of light showers, low of about 63°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance of light showers, high near 88°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 64°F, high around 90°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 92°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. |
| July 25, 2003: | Marine layer and onshore flow is going to keep us
cooler than normal or near normal over the next week. The weekend should
feature mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures. Monsoonal moisture is
possible but unlikely on Monday, and clouds may affect the weather pattern
the bulk of next week.
Today:
Mostly sunny and breezy after patchy fog this morning,
high near 89°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, patchy low clouds and fog after midnight, low near 63°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low near 61°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 92°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low of about 63°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance of showers, high near 85°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 63°F, high around 88°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. |
| July 24, 2003: | More low clouds and fog this morning, then
high clouds this afternoon. Looking forward, fairly normal summer days
are predicted, with some monsoonal moisture possible early next week.
Today:
Mostly sunny after patchy fog this morning, partly cloudy and breezy
this afternoon,
high near 92°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 63°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 92°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low near 63°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 92°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 64°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 94°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 66°F, high around 92°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. |
| July 23, 2003: | There was fog in spots early today in the Temecula
Valley, and a slight chance of sprinkles is in the forecast today. The
monsoon weather affecting the region should be reduced somewhat over the
next few days as high pressure builds. The more humid weather is expected
to resurface towards the end of the weekend.
Today:
Partly cloudy with a slight chance (10%) of sprinkles,
afternoon breeze,
high near 94°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 66°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low near 65°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 91°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low of about 65°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 64°F, high around 91°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 91°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. |
| July 22, 2003: | Continuing monsoonal moisture may lead to
a shower or two in the Temecula Valley today and perhaps tomorrow. Most of
the action will take place in the mountains and deserts, however. A return
to a more normal summer pattern is predicted by Thursday.
Today:
Partly cloudy with a slight chance (20%) of showers, afternoon breeze,
high near 88°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 66°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 93°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low near 66°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 92°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low of about 65°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 64°F, high around 91°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 91°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. |
| July 21, 2003: | 1:19 pm: The
Hourly Summary has returned today, after
a three month hiatus. Not everything is there that was there before
(seasonal precipitation, heat index and wind chill are still missing),
but hourly precipitation has been added, and the high and low temperature
records for the day should always be present (in red and blue,
respectively).
Due to travel yesterday, I missed putting out a
forecast. There were also some network and/or web hosting problems yesterday
evening. The cause is unknown but everything is functioning normally again.
More typical summer days are predicted for this week. Today may be hot,
with highs predicted into the upper 90's. High clouds are expected starting
tonight through Wednesday.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 96°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 66°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low near 63°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 93°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 63°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 63°F, high around 90°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. |
| July 19, 2003: | The weird weather from Hurricane Claudette and the
brush fire southeast of the Temecula Valley should be gone today and a
normal summertime pattern should resume. Little change over the next week
with mostly sunny skies (except for partly cloudy today) and high in the
90's.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 92°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 68°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 94°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low near 67°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 95°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low of about 66°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 94°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 66°F, high around 94°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 95°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 95°F. |
| July 18, 2003: | More Hurricane Claudette remnants may cause
scattered showers and thunderstorms today, and generally muggy weather,
although it should be cooler than yesterday. Yesterday was also affected by
smoke and ash from a brush fire out near the Anza-Borrejo desert. The weekend
looks better as the Temecula Valley slowly returns to a more normal summer
weather pattern. Looking into next week, mostly sunny days and highs in the
low 90's are predicted.
Today:
Mostly cloudy with a 30% chance of showers and slight chance of thunderstorms,
high near 87°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 53 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy with a slight chance of thunderstorms in the evening, low near 67°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low near 64°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 92°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low of about 62°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 63°F, high around 92°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 92°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. |
| July 17, 2003: | Yesterday's strange weather with humidity and
an errant shower or two and a very late afternoon high of 99.8°F will be
followed by another unusual summer weather day today. Showers may erupt in
the Temecula Valley this morning, followed by hot, humid and breezy weather
in the afternoon. Conditions will be humid with a chance of showers through
tomorrow as we get monsoon weather courtesy of Hurricane Claudette.
The weather pattern is predicted to settle into a more normal pattern over
the weekend.
Today:
Mostly cloudy with a 30% chance of showers and slight chance of thunderstorms
in the morning, then partly cloudy, hot and breezy in the afternoon,
high near 97°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 58 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 66°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy with a 20% chance of showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy with a 20% chance of showers in the evening, low near 63°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 90°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 62°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 93°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 93°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 92°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. |
| July 16, 2003: | Remnants of Hurricane Claudette are to blame
for the higher than normal humidity in the region that was apparent yesterday.
The high humidity will be with us the next several days, and there's a
slight chance of thunderstorms Friday and Saturday, but most of that action
will take place in the mountains and deserts if it occurs at all.
Partly cloudy skies are predicted to persist into next week.
Today:
Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 95°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 63°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 96°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, low near 64°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 91°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 64°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 63°F, high around 92°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. |
| July 15, 2003: | The hot weather will continue, and we may
get more than the usual humidity in the Temecula Valley over the next
several days from monsoons which should not otherwise affect the area.
Not much change into next week, but we should be mostly free of the clouds
by Sunday.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 97°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 63°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 96°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low near 63°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high around 96°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 63°F. Friday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 96°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, low around 63°F, high around 95°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 93°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 93°F. |
| July 14, 2003: | Continued hot days for this week with sunny or
partly cloudy skies through next weekend. Monsoonal moisture (which is a
little early this year) is causing the
clouds; strong high pressure is producing the heat.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 98°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 51 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 63°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 96°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low near 63°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high around 97°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 65°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 97°F. Friday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, low around 65°F, high around 97°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 96°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 94°F. |
| July 13, 2003: | Some monsoonal moisture that shouldn't affect
the Temecula Valley has nonetheless turned most of our forecasts for the next
week to partly cloudy. Continued hot temperatures, though, especially today
and tomorrow, with some cooling expected by midweek.
Today:
Partly cloudy and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 96°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 67 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low near 65°F. Monday: Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 98°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low near 65°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 94°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 65°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 65°F, high around 91°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 91°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. |
| July 12, 2003: | Continuing hot weather today and into the near
future, with possible triple digit challenges today and Monday. Strong high
pressure aloft is heating up Southern California's inland region and the
deserts especially. Even the low temperatures will be warm, with mid 60's
or higher expected.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 97°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 67 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low near 65°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 96°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low near 66°F. Monday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high around 99°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low of about 67°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 95°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 67°F, high around 95°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. |
| July 11, 2003: | A hot day yesterday is predicted to give way to
a much milder day today, heralded by low clouds and fog this morning.
Today will likely be an exception though, as high temperatures are expected
to rebound for the weekend and beyond.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 87°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 53 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, patchy low clouds and fog after midnight, low near 63°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 93°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low near 64°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 93°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low of about 62°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 93°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 94°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. |
| July 10, 2003: | Back up into the 90's today as the warming trend
continues. High temperatures are predicted to hover in the 90°F range
for the next week. Lows continue to gradually rise and are expected to be in
the low 60's in the Temecula Valley over the next week.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 93°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 67 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low near 63°F. Friday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low near 63°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 91°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 62°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 94°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 94°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. |
| July 9, 2003: | A normal summer weather pattern continues with
very warm weather, afternoon breezes and clear nights.
Temperatures continue to heat up today,
approaching 90°F, and highs should top that Thursday and through
the weekend. Some minor cooling is predicted for early next week.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 89°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 55 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, then patchy low clouds fog after midnight, low around 59°F. Thursday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 93°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low near 63°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 94°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low of about 62°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 94°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 94°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. |
| July 8, 2003: | Building high pressure over Southern California
is going to warm the Temecula Valley up over the next several days, from
the 80's today and tomorrow up into the mid 90's for the weekend. Sunshine
should continue in typical summer fashion.
Some cooling is predicted for Monday and beyond.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 87°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, then patchy low clouds fog after midnight, low around 59°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low near 61°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 93°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low of about 62°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 95°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 95°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 95°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. |
| July 7, 2003: | A brief respite from fairly normal July heat
yesterday and today should begin to end tomorrow with high temperatures
back in the 90's on Wednesday. There may be some fog tonight and tomorrow
morning before high pressure aloft strengthens. Slight cooling is predicted
this weekend as high pressure begins to weaken.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 84°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 65 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, patchy fog after midnight, low around 60°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 87°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low near 62°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 91°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 62°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 93°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 92°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 88°F. |
| July 5, 2003: | The breeze will continue to keep things cooler
in the Temecula Valley than the rest of the Inland Empire over the next week.
Today should be similar to yesterday, sunny and into the 90's. The rest of
the week looks much the same but slightly cooler for the most part. We're
experiencing very seasonal weather.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 94°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 58 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 61°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 93°F. Sunday night: Clear, low near 60°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 92°F. Monday night: Clear, low of about 58°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 58°F, high around 94°F. Thursday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Friday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. |
| July 4, 2003: | Happy Birthday America! The July 4th weekend
looks hot, but will probably not reach triple digits in the Temecula
Valley. Some cooling is predicted for early next week, with high temperatures
dropping down to around the 90°F mark. Days should continue to be clear
and sunny with typical summer weather into the foreseeable future.
Today:
Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 97°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 63°F. Saturday: Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 96°F. Saturday night: Clear, low near 62°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 93°F. Sunday night: Clear, low of about 59°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 59°F, high around 91°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 91°F. Thursday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. |
| July 3, 2003: | High pressure is continuing to build over the
region, and hotter days are ahead. July 4th may be the hottest with triple
digit temperature predicted all over the Inland Empire. There should be some
slight cooling next week as the marine layer returns to the coast, but not
to the Temecula Valley.
Today:
Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 96°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 58 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 64°F. Friday (Independence Day): Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 100°F. Friday night: Clear, low near 65°F. Saturday: Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high around 98°F. Saturday night: Clear, low of about 63°F. Sunday: Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 95°F. Monday: Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, low around 63°F, high around 95°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 95°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 95°F. |
| July 2, 2003: | Summer weather has arrived and will continue into
the near future, with temperatures in the 90's through the next week.
High pressure aloft is holding the marine layer at bay. The hottest day
of the bunch currently looks to be July 4th, with some minor cooling
following over the weekend.
Today:
Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 95°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 58 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 62°F. Thursday: Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 96°F. Thursday night: Clear, low near 62°F. Friday (Independence Day): Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high around 97°F. Friday night: Clear, low of about 62°F. Saturday: Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 95°F. Sunday: Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, low around 61°F, high around 91°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 91°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. |
| July 1, 2003: | Uh oh, yesterday was no fluke as temperatures are
predicted to stay hot right through the weekend. High pressure aloft has
pushed the morning low clouds out and the Temecula Valley is predicted to
experience high temperatures in the mid-to-upper 90's through Saturday.
Some cooling is predicted by Monday, with highs dropping back into the 80's.
Today:
Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 96°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 59°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 97°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low near 61°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high around 97°F. Thursday night: Clear, low of about 62°F. Friday (Independence Day): Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 98°F. Saturday: Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, low around 62°F, high around 96°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 91°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. |
| June 30, 2003: | 10:45am:The forecast for today has been
updated to 92°F, following ing an update from the NWS.
Not much change in the weather over the next
week as high pressure remains dominant and keeps morning low clouds and
fog out of the Temecula Valley for the most part. High temperatures should
remain seasonal, in the mid-to-upper 80's for the entire week. Those
that venture nearer to the coast will encounter the night and morning low
clouds and fog, however.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 92°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 51 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low around 58°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Tuesday night: Clear, low near 60°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 85°F. Wednesday night: Clear, low of about 60°F. Thursday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. Friday (Independence Day): Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 87°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 87°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 87°F. |
| June 29, 2003: | The latest forecasts have heat and sunshine
extending for the next week. Not high heat like last week's 98°F,
but many days in the 90's are
predicted. Only Monday should be a little cooler.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 91°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low around 59°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Monday night: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low near 58°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 90°F. Tuesday night: Clear, low of about 60°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. Thursday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 91°F. Friday (Independence Day): Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 91°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. |
| June 28, 2003: | High pressure is still in place, and daytime
temperatures will be warm, but not as hot as a couple of days ago.
The high pressure system weakens early next week and temperatures should fall
another couple of degrees. Seasononal weather is predicted all the way through
July 4th.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 87°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low around 58°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 88°F. Sunday night: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low near 59°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 87°F. Monday night: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low of about 59°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. Wednesday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 85°F. Thursday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Friday (Independence Day): Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. |
| June 27, 2003: | High pressure is strengthening over the region but
today may not be as hot as yesterday. The weekend looks to be very warm as
well, but temperatures are predicted to slide back down into the 80's on
Sunday. Looking forward, more seasonal weather is expected next week.
Today:
Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 96°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 59°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 93°F. Saturday night: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low near 59°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 88°F. Sunday night: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low of about 59°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 87°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 85°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Thursday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. |
| June 26, 2003: | A triple digit challenge may be in the offing
today as the Temecula Valley should get hot temperatures into the upper 90's
and perhaps higher. High pressure begins to weaken after today, and
temperatures will slowly retreat to more seasonal levels by Saturday.
Low clouds and fog may return Saturday morning and likely will return Sunday
morning, helping to bring the hot temperatures back down.
Today:
Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 96°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 53 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 60°F. Friday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 93°F. Friday night: Clear, low near 60°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 89°F. Saturday night: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low of about 60°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. Monday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 85°F. Tuesday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Wednesday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. |
| June 25, 2003: | It's summer, and the upcoming weather should
finally shed the low clouds and fog and be in season. That is to say,
temperatures are going to get warm and even hot, especially on Thursday.
Look for some cooling by Sunday as high pressure aloft begins to break down,
and low clouds and fog may make a less prominent return early next week.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 88°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 58°F. Thursday: Sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 95°F. Thursday night: Clear, low near 60°F. Friday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 93°F. Friday night: Clear, low of about 61°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 85°F. Monday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Tuesday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. |
| June 24, 2003: | A warming trend builds today into Thursday,
taking high temperatures up 20°F from where they were yesterday.
Today should be in the 70's, tomorrow in the 80's, and Thursday perhaps in the
90's. High pressure weakens over the weekend but sunshine and temperatures
in the 80's and 90's are still predicted.
Today:
Low clouds and fog, then partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 77°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Areas of low clouds and fog, low around 57°F. Wednesday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, then areas of low clouds and fog after midnight, low near 59°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 92°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low of about 60°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 91°F. Sunday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Monday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. |
| June 23, 2003: | Another cloudy day today, but the marine layer
that kept the weekend cloudy in the Temecula Valley is due to be pushed out
by building high pressure. Low clouds and fog should lessen of the next couple
of days, and may not appear at all Thursday or Friday. Temperatures are
predicted to warm back up to near normal by Thursday.
Today:
Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 68°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy with areas of fog, low around 57°F. Tuesday: Low clouds and fog, then partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 70°F. Tuesday night: Areas of low clouds and fog, low near 57°F. Wednesday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 80°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 59°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 59°F, high around 85°F. Saturday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Sunday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 81°F. |
| June 22, 2003: | Summer is officially here, but the weather remains
stuck with a deep marine layer holding temperatures down and providing very
little sunshine. High temperatures for the next couple of days are expected
to remain in the 60's, 20°F below normal, then warm gradually towards
normal as the week continues. As we go into the last week of June, this month
looks to be coolest June of four on record.
Today:
Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 65°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 51 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy with areas of fog, with drizzle after midnight, low around 56°F. Monday: Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy, then mostly cloudy with areas of fog, low near 57°F. Tuesday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 70°F. Tuesday night: Areas of low clouds and fog, low of about 58°F. Wednesday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. Thursday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 58°F, high around 85°F. Friday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Saturday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. |
| June 21, 2003: | It won't seem like it today as the weather
remains mostly socked in, but a warming trend is beginning over the next
several days that is predicted to take the Temecula Valley into the 90's
by Friday. Low clouds and fog should gradually reduce over the next week,
and sunshine should be more abundant as high pressure builds over the
region. Summer begins at 12:10pm today.
Today:
Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 68°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Cloudy with areas of fog, low around 56°F. Sunday: Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Sunday night: Mostly cloudy with areas of fog, low near 56°F. Monday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 75°F. Monday night: Areas of low clouds and fog, low of about 58°F. Tuesday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. Wednesday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 58°F, high around 85°F. Thursday: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. |
| June 20, 2003: | An overcast and downright cool day yesterday, very
late in the spring season, and today may not be much different with little
or no clearing predicted. Summer begins Saturday at 12:10 pm, but the low
clouds and fog are expected to persist for a while and the afternoons
Saturday and Sunday will only clear to partly cloudy. High pressure is
predicted to start changing our weather pattern by next Thursday, and highs
may get up into the 80's beyond the next week.
Today:
Low clouds, fog and drizzle or light rain, then mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 68°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Cloudy with areas of fog and drizzle, low around 56°F. Saturday: Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 73°F. Saturday night: Mostly cloudy with areas of fog and drizzle, low near 57°F. Sunday: Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 74°F. Sunday night: Areas of low clouds and fog, low of about 58°F. Monday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. Tuesday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 58°F, high around 76°F. Wednesday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 76°F. Thursday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 80°F. |
| June 18, 2003: | Summer begins Saturday at 12:10 pm, but the
weather remains stuck in the common spring pattern. High temperatures are
predicted to trend downwards into the 70's over the next several days as the
marine layer thickens. After the weekend, conditions are expected to warm
back into the 80's.
Today:
Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 81°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, then areas of low clouds and fog, low around 57°F. Thursday: Low clouds and fog, then partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 78°F. Thursday night: Cloudy with areas of fog, low near 56°F. Friday: Low clouds and fog, then partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 74°F. Friday night: Cloudy with areas of fog, low of about 56°F. Saturday: Low clouds and fog, then partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 74°F. Sunday: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 56°F, high around 74°F. Monday: Late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 81°F. Tuesday: Late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. |
| June 17, 2003: | Another warm day expected today after the low
clouds and fog clear, then a cooling trend begins over the next several days.
High temperatures in the Temecula Valley should slide from the 80's down into
the 70's as the marine layer thickens. The trend reverses for the weekend
with highs in the 80's predicted.
Today:
Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 86°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, then areas of low clouds and fog, low around 57°F. Wednesday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 84°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, then areas of low clouds and fog, low near 57°F. Thursday: Low clouds and fog, then partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 78°F. Thursday night: Cloudy with areas of fog, low of about 56°F. Friday: Low clouds and fog, then partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. Saturday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 56°F, high around 81°F. Sunday: Late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Monday: Late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. |
| June 16, 2003: | Weak high pressure isn't going to keep the low
clouds and fog away, but high temperatures should stay in the 80's in the
Temecula Calley for the next three days. Following that, the marine layer
is expected to deepen, and temperatures in the latter half of the week
are predicted to be in the 70's. The weekend currently looks warmer again,
with high temperatures back into the 80's.
Today:
Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 86°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 59 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, then patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low around 59°F. Tuesday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, then patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low near 59°F. Wednesday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 86°F. Wednesday night: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low of about 60°F. Thursday: Low clouds and fog, then partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. Friday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 56°F, high around 71°F. Saturday: Late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Sunday: Late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. |
| June 15, 2003: | The low clouds and fog are temporarily absent,
and temperatures are rising in the Temecula Valley. High temperatures should
be in the upper 80's today, and are predicted to challenge 90°F Monday and
Tuesday despite the return of the marine layer. As the marine layer thickens
during the week, temperatures are predicted to drop all the way back into the
70's by Thursday.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 88°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 58 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, except for patchy early morning low clouds and fog, low around 58°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, except for patchy early morning low clouds and fog, low near 60°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 90°F. Tuesday night: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low of about 60°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. Thursday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 57°F, high around 76°F. Friday: Late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 76°F. Saturday: Late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. |
| June 14, 2003: | A brief respite from low clouds and fog is expected
as the Temecula Valley heats up today and tomorrow. Temperatures tomorrow may
be near 90°F in spots. Low clouds and fog are predicted to return
Sunday night, and should moderate temperatures into next week, but shouldn't be
as prevalent as the last couple of weeks.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 85°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 56°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 89°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, except for patchy early morning low clouds and fog, low near 59°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 88°F. Monday night: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low of about 60°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. Wednesday: Areas of late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 86°F. Thursday: Late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 81°F. Friday: Late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 81°F. |
| June 13, 2003: | Weak high pressure is starting to change the
timing of low clouds and fog, and we may see some warm days coming up.
Temperatures should be in the 70's today, ramping up to the 80's tomorrow and
possibily near 90 on Sunday.
Today:
Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 77°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, then areas of low clouds and fog after midnight, low around 58°F. Saturday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Saturday night: Clear, then patchy low clouds and fog after midnight, low near 60°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 89°F. Sunday night: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low of about 60°F. Monday: Early morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. Tuesday: Late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 86°F. Wednesday: Late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Thursday: Late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. |
| June 12, 2003: | When will the low clouds and fog end? Not anytime
soon, according to predictions, but the marine layer should be much shallower
by the weekend and the Temecula Valley should see more sun and warm up
accordingly. Look for high temperatures to rise from the 70's into the 80's
by Saturday.
Today:
Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 74°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, then cloudy with patchy low clouds and fog after midnight, low around 56°F. Friday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 73°F. Friday night: Cloudy with patchy low clouds, fog, and drizzle, low near 56°F. Saturday: Early morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 83°F. Saturday night: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low of about 60°F. Sunday: Early morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. Monday: Late night and early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 86°F. Tuesday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 81°F. Wednesday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 81°F. |
| June 11, 2003: | Yesterday's forecast was missed due to internet
connectivity problems, but it was more of the same June Gloom that
should continue into the near future. Some warming is expected this weekend
and beyond as the marine layer thins. In general, temperatures recently have
been in the 70's if the clouds clear in the afternoon, in the high 60's
otherwise.
Today:
Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 72°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Cloudy with patchy low clouds, fog, and drizzle, low around 56°F. Thursday: Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 73°F. Thursday night: Cloudy with patchy low clouds, fog, and drizzle, low near 56°F. Friday: Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 78°F. Friday night: Cloudy with patchy low clouds, fog, and drizzle, low of about 58°F. Saturday: Low clouds and patchy fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 80°F. Sunday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 58°F, high around 80°F. Monday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 80°F. Tuesday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 80°F. |
| June 10, 2003: | 3:20 pm: The weather feed is back! Still not sure at this point what went wrong, but data is flowing to the web site like normal once again. 9:10 am: Due to problems with my internet connection at home, the data feed to the web site is currently down. At this point, I'm not sure what the problem is. I've ruled out most of the equipment at home, except for the wireless bridge itself, and have a call in to my service provider to figure out what's wrong. So the weather is currently stuck at 8:32pm last night, with many weather records queued at home waiting to make their way to the web site. |
| June 9, 2003: | No let up is foreseen in the marine layer until
Friday, which means more days of only afternoon sunshine or even partial
afternoon clearing. High temperatures should mostly be in the 70's until
Friday, when the marine layer is predicted to get more shallow. Upper level
high pressure should help lessen the onshore flow and may push temperatures
into the 80's for next weekend.
Today:
Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 75°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Cloudy with patchy low clouds, fog, and drizzle, low around 59°F. Tuesday: Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Tuesday night: Cloudy with patchy low clouds, fog, and drizzle, low near 59°F. Wednesday: Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 73°F. Wednesday night: Night and morning low clouds and fog, low of about 57°F. Thursday: Low clouds and patchy fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. Friday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 57°F, high around 80°F. Saturday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 80°F. Sunday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 80°F. |
| June 8, 2003: | More of the same as the "June Gloom" pattern
remains entrenched, bringing night and morning low clouds and fog, some
drizzle, and clear, sunny afternoons with mild temperatures. Virtually
no change is expected over the next week as the pattern persists.
Today:
Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 78°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Cloudy with patchy low clouds, fog, and drizzle, low around 59°F. Monday: Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 77°F. Monday night: Cloudy with patchy low clouds, fog, and drizzle, low near 57°F. Tuesday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 75°F. Tuesday night: Night and morning low clouds and fog, low of about 57°F. Wednesday: Low clouds and patchy fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 73°F. Thursday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 57°F, high around 73°F. Friday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 73°F. Saturday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 73°F. |
| June 7, 2003: | A picture has been contributed by Sheldon Otto
of a balloon accident this morning at
Ynez and Rancho Vista Roads. The balloon made a hard landing around 9am.
We don't know whether anyone was hurt or not, but emergency personnel were
on the scene.
The deep marine layer that has led to low clouds,
fog an drizzle on a daily basis continues into the next week. Some warming
is predicted into Monday, then the rest of the week looks to be a little
cooler.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 75°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Cloudy with patchy low clouds and fog, low around 58°F. Sunday: Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 77°F. Sunday night: Cloudy with patchy fog and drizzle, low near 59°F. Monday: Low clouds and fog, then sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 79°F. Monday night: Night and morning low clouds and fog, low of about 55°F. Tuesday: Low clouds and patchy fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. Wednesday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 55°F, high around 76°F. Thursday: Low clouds and patchy fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 76°F. Friday: Low clouds and patchy fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. |
| June 6, 2003: | More of the same with low clouds and fog
dominating nights and mornings, clearing by the afternoon. Little change over
the next week with high temperatures mainly in the 70's.
Today:
Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 74°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Cloudy with patchy low clouds and fog, low around 56°F. Saturday: Low clouds, fog and drizzle, then sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 74°F. Saturday night: Cloudy with patchy fog, low near 56°F. Sunday: Low clouds and fog, then sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 74°F. Sunday night: Night and morning low clouds and fog, low of about 55°F. Monday: Low clouds and patchy fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. Tuesday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 55°F, high around 76°F. Wednesday: Low clouds and patchy fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 76°F. Thursday: Low clouds and patchy fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. |
| June 5, 2003: | Continued low clouds and fog is the main weather
story, rolling in in the evening or a little later, and not exiting the
Temecula Valley until mid-morning or later. A cooling trend is underway;
temperatures are predicted to slowly slide into next week.
Today:
Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 75°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Cloudy with local drizzle and patchy fog, low around 57°F. Friday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 73°F. Friday night: Cloudy with patchy fog, low near 55°F. Saturday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 73°F. Saturday night: Night and morning low clouds and fog, low of about 55°F. Sunday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. Monday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 55°F, high around 72°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 71°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 71°F. |
| June 4, 2003: | Low clouds and fog is becoming the theme as it
often is this time of year, with a twist this morning: some light rain is
possible but unlikely. The Temecula Valley should see afternoon clearing and
highs in the 70's in the days ahead.
Today:
Low clouds, fog, and less than a 20% chance of light rain this morning,
then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 73°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Cloudy with local drizzle and patchy fog, low around 57°F. Thursday: Low clouds, fog, and drizzle, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 73°F. Thursday night: Cloudy with local drizzle and patchy fog, low near 57°F. Friday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 72°F. Friday night: Night and morning low clouds and fog, low of about 55°F. Saturday: Low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 70°F. Sunday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 55°F, high around 71°F. Monday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 71°F. Tuesday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 71°F. |
| June 3, 2003: | As high pressure aloft weakens, more frequent and
longer lasting episodes of night and morning low clouds and fog will be common.
Temperatures will also slowly decline over the next several days, from the
80's down to the mid 70's. The fog is going to be dense in parts of the
Temecula Valley and drizzle may accompany it.
Today:
Low clouds, fog, and drizzle, then sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 82°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear early, areas of low clouds, fog and drizzle late, low around 57°F. Wednesday: Low clouds, fog, and drizzle, then sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 80°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear early, areas of low clouds and fog late, low near 57°F. Thursday: Low clouds and fog, then sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 80°F. Thursday night: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low of about 55°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 78°F. Saturday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 55°F, high around 78°F. Sunday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 77°F. Monday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. |
| June 2, 2003: | Some of you may have noticed a few problems with the
site yesterday evening as I switched the weather station capture software over
to a new, enhanced version. The new version is the first piece of the
multi-site software I've been writing to go into production. No one should
notice any differences yet, but when the rest of the software makes it into
production, there will be new features.
Low clouds and fog are all over the Temecula Valley
this morning, with low visibilities in spots. Be careful driving this morning.
The low clouds and fog is predicted to continue the entire week and
will keep temperatures mild, in the mid 80's
today, and falling into the low 80's tomorrow and beyond.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 85°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear early, areas of low clouds and fog late, low around 56°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 83°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear early, areas of low clouds and fog late, low near 56°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 81°F. Wednesday night: Areas of low clouds and fog, low of about 55°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 82°F. Friday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 55°F, high around 82°F. Saturday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 82°F. Sunday: Night and morning low clouds and fog, otherwise mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 82°F. |
| June 1, 2003: | More sunshine on the way the entire upcoming week,
with warm and very warm temperatures. Highs for the most part should be in the
80's, with Mnday and Tuesday in the 90's. Gradual cooling is predicted for the
last part of the week.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 85°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 57°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 92°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low near 57°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 92°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 57°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 87°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 55°F, high around 86°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. |
| May 31, 2003: | This morning may have featured the last low clouds
and fog for a while, as high pressure builds and temperatures trend upwards.
Expect highs in the mid 80's today, upper 80's tomorrow and then into the
90's for the week.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 86°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 58 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 57°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 88°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low near 59°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 93°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low of about 60°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 93°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 92°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 92°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 90°F. |
| May 30, 2003: | What a difference a day makes. Yesterday came in
well below predictions and low clouds and fog started rolling in even
before dark. Very odd right after a 100° day.
Onshore flow will continue to keep temperatures down in the Temecula Valley,
but only for the next couple of days. Today is predicted to top out in the mid
80's,
and tomorrow near 90°F. Then, high pressure is expected to keep morning
low clouds and fog out and next week looks to be somewhat warmer.
Today:
Areas of fog and drizzle in the morning, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon,
high near 86°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, areas of low clouds and fog late, low around 56°F. Saturday: Areas of low clouds and fog in the morning, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high of about 90°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low near 58°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 92°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low of about 60°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 92°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 92°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 87°F. |
| May 29, 2003: | Yesterday was the first triple digit temperature
day of this year and the first one in May since at least 1999 (as far back
as the weather archives go for this site). It continues a pattern this month
of generally warmer than normal conditions, after a couple of months of cooler
than normal temperatures.
Temperatures will continue to be very warm, even hot, but not like
yesterday's 102°F. There will some cooling today and tomorrow, but
highs should be in the 90's for the weekend. Long term, some cooling is
predicted for Tuesday and Wednesday, with temperatures falling into the
80's.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 94°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 58 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 57°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low near 55°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 93°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 60°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 93°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 60°F, high around 93°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 87°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 87°F. |
| May 27, 2003: | Sunny and hot for the next couple of days, with
high temperatures pushing triple digits. Then some subtropical moisture is
predicted to bring some clouds and only slight cooling Thursday through
Saturday. Temperatures should remain above normal through next Monday.
Today:
Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze,
high near 97°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 60°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 98°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low near 62°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 94°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 60°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 92°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 59°F, high around 89°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 87°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 87°F. |
| May 26, 2003: | A warming trend is in place, with nice temperatures
expected this Memorial Day quickly turning to hot temperatures Tuesday and
Wednesday. Some upper level moisture is predicted later in the week, and
high temperatures are predicted to fall into the 80's (and humidity is
expected to rise). The subtropical moisture (no showers or thunderstorms
are expected in the Temecula Valley) should end next weekend.
Today (Memorial Day):
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 83°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 56°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 97°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low near 60°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high around 97°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 59°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 93°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 59°F, high around 88°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 88°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 89°F. |
| May 25, 2003: | More low clouds and fog this morning, and when it
clears this afternoon we should have a warmer, nicer day than yesterday.
Following today, the weather is quickly going to turn hot, with highs in the
upper 80's for Memorial Day and into the 90's for the rest of the week.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 78°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 54°F. Monday (Memorial Day): Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 88°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low near 56°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high around 96°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 59°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 95°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 58°F, high around 95°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 91°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. |
| May 24, 2003: | Cooling from our hot days last week has come
much quicker and more dramatic than expected, and today looks to be socked
in with low clouds and fog for the entire day. The weather should warm from
here over the next several days, with the fog predicted to be gone by
late Sunday morning, and hot days next week, with highs into the upper 90's
by Tuesday. Memorial day should be nice, however, with sunny weather and
seasonal temperatures in the mid 80's.
Today:
Low clouds and fog with little or no afternoon clearing, afternoon breeze,
high near 68°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Low clouds and fog, low around 53°F. Sunday: Morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high of about 78°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low near 54°F. Monday (Memorial Day): Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 86°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low of about 58°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 96°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, low around 58°F, high around 96°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high of about 96°F. Friday: Mostly sunny and hot, afternoon breeze, high near 96°F. |
| May 23, 2003: | Cooler, seasonal weather is expected for the
Memorial Day weekend, with sunshine and highs in the 80's and some low clouds
and fog in the Temecula Valley. Another high pressure system is predicted
to build next week, however, and temperatures are expected to get hot
again by Tuesday, with highs in the mid 90's.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 85°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 50 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Areas of low clouds and fog late, low around 54°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 82°F. Saturday night: Areas of low clouds and fog late, low near 54°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 84°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low of about 53°F. Monday (Memorial Day): Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 53°F, high around 95°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 95°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 95°F. |
| May 22, 2003: | It's been like summer the last couple of days,
including a scorcher yesterday, but temperatures will gradually cool beginning
today for a nice Memorial Day weekend with highs in the 80's. More very warm
weather starting Memorial day though as high pressure is expected to rebuild.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 92°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 59 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 55°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 86°F. Friday night: Areas of low clouds and fog late, low near 54°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 82°F. Saturday night: Areas of low clouds and fog, low of about 52°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 84°F. Monday (Memorial Day): Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 52°F, high around 91°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 91°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 91°F. |
| May 21, 2003: | Today may be even warmer than yesterday, which was
easily the hottest day of the year to date. Temperatures in some places in the
Inland Empire may challenge 100°F today. A cooling trend is predicted
to start tomorrow, with high temperatures in the Temecula Valley falling back
into the mid 80's by the weekend, and morning low clouds and fog returning.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 94°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 59 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 55°F. Thursday: Mosly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 91°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low near 54°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 88°F. Friday night: Areas of low clouds and fog, low of about 52°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 84°F. Sunday: Morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 52°F, high around 84°F. Monday: Morning low clouds and fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 84°F. Tuesday: Morning low clouds and fog, afternoon breeze, high near 84°F. |
| May 20, 2003: | Yesterday was the warmest in a while (the warmest
since January 7th by average temperture, or April 8th by high temperature),
and today might be even warmer. Broad high pressure is predicted to lead to
gradually warmer days before some cooling kicks in in time for the weekend.
Not much in the way of fog until Saturday and Sunday.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 89°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 53 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 52°F. Wednesday: Mosly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 90°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low near 53°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 87°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low of about 52°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. Saturday: Patchy morning fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 54°F, high around 81°F. Sunday: Patchy morning fog, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 81°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. |
| May 19, 2003: | Lots of sunshine and warm, seasonal temperatures
ahead. A gradual warming trend is predicted this week that should take
high temperatures into the mid 80's by Thursday, which is above normal.
Most days this spring have been below normal up to this point.
Nights and mornings should remain clear as the marine layer isn't predicted
to make it far enough inland to affect the Temecula Valley.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 81°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 53°F. Tuesday: Mosly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 83°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low near 53°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 84°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 53°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 54°F, high around 81°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 81°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 86°F. |
| May 18, 2003: | A software error on the web server caused weather
data to be out of date until late this morning. A bug in monitoring software
used to notify me when this happens meant I didn't notice until this morning.
Apologies, I'll be fixing the problem sometime today. Things are back running
nominally at this writing.
Temperatures will rise over the next several days
as upper level high pressure builds in the region. Generally, the Temecula
Valley should be in the 80's. Except for tonight and very late next week, low
clouds and fog are gone from the forecast, and some days may even reach
90°F.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 80°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 58 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low around 54°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 84°F. Monday night: Clear, low near 56°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 86°F. Tuesday night: Clear, low of about 56°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 87°F. Thursday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 56°F, high around 87°F. Friday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 87°F. Saturday: Early morning low clouds and fog, otherwise sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 82°F. |
| May 17, 2003: | Clouds today are due to a weak low pressure trough,
and they should be largely gone by tomorrow. High temperatures in the Temecula
Valley won't be affected much, though, with predicted highs today and through
the next week in the 80's. Most nights and mornings will have the usual
low clouds and fog, although the depth of the layer is predicted to lessen
as the week continues.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 83°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 53 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, areas of low clouds and fog after midnight, low around 55°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 80°F. Sunday night: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low near 50°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 83°F. Monday night: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low of about 54°F. Tuesday: Early morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high near 84°F. Wednesday: Early morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, low around 53°F, high around 84°F. Thursday: Early morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high of about 84°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 84°F. |
| May 16, 2003: | Nice warm weather today and through the weekend
with sunshine and high in the 80's. A weak upper low is predicted to deepen
the marine layer over the weekend, and may drop temperatures a few degrees
going into next week. But the weather is expected to stay seasonal and dry
into the near future.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 85°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 54°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 84°F. Saturday night: Partly to mostly cloudy, early morning fog, low near 54°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 81°F. Sunday night: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low of about 53°F. Monday: Early morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high near 79°F. Tuesday: Early morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, low around 53°F, high around 79°F. Wednesday: Early morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high of about 79°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 84°F. |
| May 15, 2003: | High pressure building aloft should mean a nice
day today, with sunshine and mild temperatures. Low clouds and fog should
increase over the weekend and the high dissipates, but temperatures are
predicted to stay at or above normal into next week.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 75°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 51 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Areas of low clouds and fog after midnight, low around 51°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Friday night: Mostly cloudy, patchy low clouds and fog after midnight, low near 54°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 79°F. Saturday night: Patchy late night and early morning low clouds and fog, low of about 54°F. Sunday: Early morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high near 79°F. Monday: Early morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, low around 54°F, high around 79°F. Tuesday: Early morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high of about 79°F. Wednesday: Early morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high near 79°F. |
| May 14, 2003: | A low pressure system brings with it a chance of
showers through tonight. Little measurable rainfall is expected however.
A weak upper level high is predicted to get established tomorrow and should
bring fair and warmer weather through next week, with a day or two about
80°F.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, 40% chance of showers, slight chance of thunderstorms in the
afternoon,
high near 70°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, 40% chance of showers in the evening, areas of fog and a slight chance of showers after midnight, low around 53°F. Thursday: Morning low clouds and fog, partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon, high of about 78°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, areas of low clouds and fog after midnight, low near 54°F. Friday: Early morning low clouds and fog, partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon, high around 83°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy, areas of low clouds and fog after midnight, low of about 55°F. Saturday: Early morning low clouds and fog, partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon, high near 79°F. Sunday: Early morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, low around 55°F, high around 79°F. Monday: Early morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high of about 79°F. Tuesday: Early morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high near 79°F. |
| May 13, 2003: | A low pressure system that originally was
supposed to miss our area may instead bring a few sprinkles tonight and
tomorrow morning, and will bring clouds. More seasonal temperatures
following Wednesday with highs in the mid-to-upper 70's. Low clouds and fog
are back in the forecast and are predicted to make daily appearances.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 76°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, patchy fog, slight chance of showers after midnight (20% chance), low around 51°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy with a slight (20%) chance of showers in the morning, partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon, high of about 69°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, areas of fog after midnight, low near 50°F. Thursday: Morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high around 77°F. Thursday night: Areas of low clouds and fog, low of about 52°F. Friday: Morning low clouds and fog, partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon, high near 78°F. Saturday: Morning low clouds and fog, partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon, low around 52°F, high around 78°F. Sunday: Morning low clouds and fog, partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon, high of about 78°F. Monday: Morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high near 78°F. |
| May 12, 2003: | Warmer but mild weather is here, with high
temperatures in the low 80's much of this week. Look for low clouds and
fog Tuesday and Wednesday nights and the following mornings as a low pressure
system increases the onshore flow. But more nice weather is predicted for
the rest of the week, warming into the weekend.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 82°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 46°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 82°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, patchy fog late, low near 48°F. Wednesday: Morning low clouds and fog, partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon, high around 79°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, patchy fog late, low of about 50°F. Thursday: Morning low clouds and fog, partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon, high near 74°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 46°F, high around 79°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 82°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 84°F. |
| May 11, 2003: | Happy Mother's Day! The onshore flow that had been bringing low
clouds and fog to the region has been short-circuited by high pressure aloft,
and the next few days look to be very nice. Expect sunshine and temperatures
in the 80's through Wednesday, when low pressure is predicted to reduce
temperatures for a couple of days. The mornings should also be clear for the
most part, like this morning and yesterday morning.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 83°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 44°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 85°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low near 46°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 85°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 50°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 81°F. Thursday: Areas of night and morning fog, partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon, low around 51°F, high around 74°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 78°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 81°F. |
| May 9, 2003: | More of the same today with another cool,
partly cloudy day and continued low clouds and fog. A warming trend is
beginning, though, and temperatures may hit a more normal 80°F by Sunday.
The night and morning low clouds and fog, typical for this time of year,
continue right through next week.
Today:
Mostly cloudy and foggy in the morning, partly cloudy and breezy in
the afternoon,
high near 65°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 41 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, low around 47°F. Saturday: Areas of morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high of about 73°F. Saturday night: Patchy night and morning low clouds and fog, low near 49°F. Sunday: Patchy morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high around 80°F. Sunday night: Patchy night and morning low clouds and fog, low of about 51°F. Monday: Patchy morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high near 81°F. Tuesday: Areas of night and morning fog, partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon, low around 51°F, high around 75°F. Wednesday: Areas of night and morning fog, partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon, high of about 75°F. Thursday: Areas of night and morning fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high near 80°F. |
| May 8, 2003: | A chance of more scattered showers this morning
as a low pressure system over the west continues to funnel clouds through
the region. Night and morning low clouds and fog are going to be a mainstay
over the next week as the onshore flow continues. Upper level high pressure
should lead to nicer weekend weather.
Today:
Mostly cloudy with a 50% chance of scattered showers this morning, partly cloudy
and breezy in the afternoon,
high near 63°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, patchy fog and drizzle after midnight, low around 47°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy and foggy in the morning, partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon, high of about 64°F. Friday night: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, low near 47°F. Saturday: Areas of morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high around 74°F. Saturday night: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, low of about 48°F. Sunday: Areas of morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high near 80°F. Monday: Areas of night and morning fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, low around 51°F, high around 80°F. Tuesday: Patchy night and morning low clouds and fog, mostly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon, high of about 66°F. Wednesday: Areas of night and morning fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high near 75°F. |
| May 7, 2003: | Continued cool temperatures and night and morning
low clouds and fog the rest of this week. Today and Thursday will have clouds
in the afternoon as well and very cool temperatures for this time of year.
Warming is expected into the weekend, and the warming trend is predicted to
continue into early next week, when high temperatures may hit the 80's, ending
a run of unseasonally cool weather.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 63°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, patchy low clouds and fog, low around 48°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy in the morning, partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon, high of about 62°F. Thursday night: Mostly cloudy, patchy low clouds and fog, low near 47°F. Friday: Patchy fog in the morning, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high around 64°F. Friday night: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, low of about 43°F. Saturday: Areas of morning fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high near 72°F. Sunday: Areas of night and morning fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, low around 47°F, high around 76°F. Monday: Patchy night and morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the afternoon, high of about 81°F. Tuesday: Patchy night and morning low clouds and fog, mostly sunny and breezy in the Partly cloudy, areas of night and morning fog, afternoon breeze, high near 81°F. |
| May 6, 2003: | Low clouds and fog, sometimes with drizzle, is
going to be a fixture the next few mornings, including today. Temperatures
aren't predicted to warm much in the afternoon, either, with below normal
highs predicted throughout this week, as a series of low pressure systems
pass by to the north. There is a slight chance of showers tonight and tomorrow
morning, but mostly we should see drizzle in the Temecula Valley.
Today:
Fog early, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 69°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, patchy low clouds and fog, slight chance of showers or drizzle (20% chance), low around 49°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy in the morning with a slight chance of showers (20% chance), partly cloudy in the afternoon, afternoon breeze, high of about 64°F. Wednesday night: Mostly cloudy, patchy low clouds, fog and drizzle, low near 47°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 62°F. Thursday night: Areas of night and morning low clouds and fog, low of about 47°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, areas of night and morning fog, afternoon breeze, low around 47°F, high around 72°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, areas of night and morning fog, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, areas of night and morning fog, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. |
| May 5, 2003: | As is common this time of year, this next week
is predicted to feature night and morning fog and sunny afternoons. High
temperatures should be mostly around 70°F this week, with some warming
expected into next weekend. Upper level low pressure is keeping high
temperatures below normal for now, continuing this spring's below normal
pattern.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 71°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear early, areas of low clouds and fog late, low around 47°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 69°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear early, areas of low clouds and fog late, low near 46°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 66°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, patchy fog late, low of about 46°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, areas of night and morning fog, afternoon breeze, low around 46°F, high around 72°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, areas of night and morning fog, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, areas of night and morning fog, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. |
| May 4, 2003: | Last night TemeculaWeather.com moved servers.
Most of you accessing the site should be seeing the new server. You will
notice that if you type in http://temeculaweather.com or
http://www.temeculaweather.com (or use your existing favorite or bookmark link),
the main page comes up as
http://weathercurrents.com/temecula/index.jsp. This is an artifact of the
change. Also, I've had to temporarily disable the Hourly Summary page,
because it uses too much memory for its calculations and the new server has
a small memory ceiling I can't exceed. I'll be restructuring this page to use
less memory and it should make its return soon.
Isolated showers this morning, but partly cloudy and a little warmer the
rest of the day as the storm system leaves, after depositing 0.40" in the
Temecula Valley. Fair days ahead with sunny or partly cloudy conditions and
highs mostly in the low 70's, warming into next weekend. A low pressure system
rolls by Thursday, so cooler temperatures and mostly cloudy conditions are
expected then, but no moisture.
Today:
Partly cloudy, slight chance of isolated showers in the morning (20% chance),
high near 68°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 25 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, patchy fog late, low around 46°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low near 43°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 72°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 44°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 46°F, high around 67°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. |
| May 3, 2003: | Showers have started this morning and will be with
us most of today, decreasing in the afternoon, and only a slight chance
tonight. Total rainfall from this storm should be around 1/4". Next week
looks nice as the cloudy weather we've been having vanishes and sunny,
balmy days are predicted in its place.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, showers, breezy,
high near 61°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 25 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, 20% chance of showers, low around 48°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Sunday night: Partly cloudy, low near 43°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 72°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low of about 44°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 44°F, high around 76°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Friday: Partly cloudy then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. |
| May 2, 2003: | Another day today much like the last couple of
days, fair with some sunshine. Clouds build tonight as a storm front enters
the region. The main threat of rain is on Saturday, later in the day. Up to
1/2" of rainfall is currently expected. After the storm clears out, a warming
trend begins, and the Temecula Valley should have some nice days next
week.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 71°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, 50% chance of showers, low around 48°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, 70% chance of showers, high of about 64°F. Saturday night: Mostly cloudy, low near 44°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 65°F. Sunday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 46°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 71°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 46°F, high around 76°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 76°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. |
| May 1, 2003: | More fair weather today and tomorrow, with
high temperatures hovering around 70 degrees. Rain is due Friday night,
with showers possible into Saturday evening, and potentially heavy rain
Saturday morning. Rainfall is predicted to up to one inch on west facing
mountain slopes, probably less than that in the Temecula Valley. Following
the storm, upper level high pressure gets established and the valley may
warm to 80°F by the middle of next week.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 72°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 35 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 43°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 71°F. Friday night: Mostly cloudy, 40% chance of rain, low near 46°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, 70% chance of rain, likely in the morning, high around 64°F. Saturday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 46°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 46°F, high around 74°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 79°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 80°F. |
| April 30, 2003: | Fair weather is expected the next couple of days,
with partly cloudy or mostly sunny conditions and high temperatures in the
low 70's. A storm is due Saturday, and predictions are currently for 1/4"
to 3/4" of rain, with lingering showers Saturday night and Sunday morning.
Clear and dry conditions are expected early next week, with temperatures,
which have been under normal most of this month, approaching normal.
Today:
Partly cloudy, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 72°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 45°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 74°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, low near 45°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 72°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 47°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, rain likely, high near 64°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, chance of showers in the morning, breezy, low around 48°F, high around 64°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, then mostly sunny, high of about 72°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 73°F. |
| April 28, 2003: | A weak cold front makes its way across the Temecula
Valley today, bringing with it only a slight chance of showers through
tomorrow morning. Warmer weather is in store after that for the middle part
of the week, before another storm is predicted to arrive on Saturday.
The National Weather Service, San Diego is expressing low confidence in
long range storm modeling for this time of year, so we'll see about the
timing and strength of Saturday's storm.
Today:
Partly cloudy, 20% chance of light rain,
high near 68°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, 20% chance of light showers, low around 48°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, 20% chance of showers early, high of about 66°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low near 45°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 73°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 45°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 45°F, high around 72°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high of about 65°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, slight chance of rain, high near 66°F. |
| April 27, 2003: | Fair weather today, but clouds will begin to
increase tonight as a storm system moves by, mostly to the north.
Precipitation, if any, is predicted to be less than 0.20". Much of the rest
of the week looks to be partly cloudy, with warming to seasonal temperatures
on Wednesday and Thursday, and then cooling and another chance of rain Friday
and Saturday.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 72°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 49°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, 30% chance of showers, high of about 66°F. Monday night: Mostly cloudy, 20% chance of showers, low near 46°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 68°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 45°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 74°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 45°F, high around 74°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, slight chance of showers, high of about 72°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high near 65°F. |
| April 26, 2003: | More sunshine today and some tomorrow, with
nicer temperatures in the 70's. Two low pressure systems pass through the
region next week, on Monday and Friday, and each brings with them a slight
chance of rain. Below normal temperatures are predicted to continue into
next weekend.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 73°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 47°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 73°F. Sunday night: Partly cloudy, low near 49°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, 20% chance of showers in the afternoon, high around 67°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy, chance of showers, low of about 46°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, chance of showers in the morning, high near 67°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 45°F, high around 72°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, chance of showers, high near 66°F. |
| April 25, 2003: | Overcast conditions are expected for today,
and there is a slight chance of showers, but the trend is towards warmer
temperatures going into the weekend, and falling temperatures early next week.
Saturday and Sunday should be pleasant with a few clouds and highs in the
70's. There is a chance of showers Monday and Tuesday, but rainfall amounts
are only predicted to be 1/10 of an inch.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, 20% chance of showers in the morning, breezy,
high near 71°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 47°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Saturday night: Partly cloudy, low near 48°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 72°F. Sunday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 45°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, high near 71°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, low around 47°F, high around 66°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| April 24, 2003: | Continued cool and breezy in the Temecula Valley,
with partial sun and some clouds today and through the next week. There is
a slight chance of showers Friday and Saturday as remnants of a cold front
go through, but the rainfall shouldn't be much, if any. Some days might
warm up into the low 70's (starting perhaps Friday), better than the last
three days but still not up to normal.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 69°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, 20% chance of showers after midnight, low around 47°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, 20% chance of showers in the morning, breezy, high of about 71°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy, 20% chance of showers after midnight, low near 48°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, 20% chance of showers in the morning, breezy, high around 71°F. Saturday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 45°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 46°F, high around 72°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| April 23, 2003: | Cool and breezy for the next week or so, with
upper level lows dominating the local weather pattern. There's a slight chance
of showers this morning as one of the cold fronts leaves, but another should
be in place Friday, bringing chances of showers Friday and Monday.
Temperatures are predicted to remain below normal, and the skies for the most
part will be partly cloudy.
Today:
Partly cloudy, slight chance of showers (20% chance) this morning, breezy,
high near 65°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 46°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 70°F. Thursday night: Mostly cloudy, 30% chance of showers after midnight, low near 47°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, 30% chance of showers, mainly in the morning, high around 69°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 45°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 47°F, high around 68°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, chance of showers, high of about 66°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| April 22, 2003: | Upper level low pressure is moving through
the region, and a chance of scattered light showers comes with it, mostly
this morning. No significant precipitation is currently forecast.
Cloudy and cool conditions are predicted to persist the entire
week, with another chance of light rain on Friday.
Today:
Partly cloudy, 40% chance of scattered showers this morning, slight chance
of showers this afternoon, slight chance of thunderstorms, breezy,
high near 62°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, slight chance of showers (20% chance), breezy, patchy morning fog, low around 44°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 68°F. Wednesday night: Mostly cloudy, low near 47°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 67°F. Thursday night: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, low of about 47°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, high near 65°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 47°F, high around 65°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 67°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 71°F. |
| April 21, 2003: | Cloudy conditions, fog and cool temperatures are
expected for much of this week. A little warmer on Wednesday and Sunday
with sunshine on Wednesday, but otherwise temperatures are predicted to be
below normal. The first of two upper level low pressure systems expected this
week passes through the region tomorrow, which will be particularly cool.
Today:
Mostly cloudy morning, mostly sunny and breezy afternoon,
high near 68°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 38 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, areas of night and morning fog and drizzle, low around 46°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy by afternoon, afternoon breeze, high of about 63°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, patchy night and morning fog, low near 44°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny by afternoon, afternoon breeze, high around 70°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 46°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, patchy night and morning fog, afternoon breeze, low around 47°F, high around 65°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 67°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 71°F. |
| April 20, 2003: | Happy Easter! Enjoy the nice weather today,
because high pressure is moving eastward. This week will be marked by
two upper level lows, keeping temperatures below normal, and leading to clouds
and fog. Wednesday and Thursday are predicted to be warmer, but otherwise
the Temecula Valley should see varying levels of fog and drizzle in the
morning, and partly cloudy afternoons through next weekend.
Today:
Mostly sunny morning, increasing clouds this afternoon, afternoon breeze,
high near 75°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, breezy this evening, patchy night and morning fog and drizzle, low around 48°F. Monday: Partly cloudy by afternoon, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Monday night: Mostly cloudy, areas of night and morning fog and drizzle, low near 46°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy by afternoon, afternoon breeze, high around 65°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, patchy night and morning fog, low of about 46°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, patchy night and morning fog, afternoon breeze, low around 50°F, high around 72°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 67°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 63°F. |
| April 19, 2003: | Nice weather for today and Easter Sunday, with mild
temperatures in the 70's and some sunshine, courtesy of upper level high
pressure. Starting next week, we should see foggy mornings and cloudy days as
low pressure systems move by to the north. No major threat of rain is currently
predicted, though.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 74°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 47°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 73°F. Sunday night: Partly cloudy, patchy night and morning fog and drizzle, low near 46°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 66°F. Monday night: Mostly cloudy, patchy night and morning fog and drizzle, low of about 46°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 61°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, patchy night and morning fog, afternoon breeze, low around 45°F, high around 66°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 71°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| April 18, 2003: | A slight chance of showers today, but warmer
temperatures are expected, especially tomorrow and Easter Sunday.
Yesterday's showers produced much less precipitation than expected, but the
season totals are now almost 15".
Low pressure systems continue to pass by or through the region, so for the
most part, temperatures will remain below normal next week.
Today:
Partly cloudy, 20% chance of showers,
high near 65°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, 20% chance of showers, low around 42°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 74°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low near 44°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 73°F. Sunday night: Partly cloudy, patchy night and morning fog, low of about 46°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, patchy night and morning fog, afternoon breeze, low around 45°F, high around 66°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| April 17, 2003: | Rain is in the forecast again as a storm moves
through the Temecula Valley today. The best chance of rain is between 8am and 4pm,
and up to 3/4 of an inch is expected to fall. Several inches of snow should
fall in the mountains with snow levels at 4500 to 5000 feet. The weekend
is predicted to be sunny and nice, but cool temperatures return early next
week as a couple more low pressure systems pass through the region.
Some broken links on the site have been fixed. One of them, the NWS
forecast link, I had to replace, since the old link has vanished. Some of the
other links were broken due to a software error.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, 60% chance of rain, slight chance of thunderstorms,
high near 60°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 29 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, 50% chance of showers, low around 46°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, 20% chance of showers in the morning, high of about 65°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low near 42°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 73°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 44°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 49°F, high around 63°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. |
| April 16, 2003: | A sunny break from the rain today, with mild
high temperatures in the 60's expected, then showers due tonight after
midnight, lasting through Friday morning. Less than half an inch of rain
total is expected for the upcoming storm. The weather should warm a little
into the weekend for some nice days, particularly Sunday.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 65°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, 40% chance of rain after midnight, low around 48°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, 50% chance of scattered showers, slight chance of thunderstorms, high of about 62°F. Thursday night: Mostly cloudy, 40% chance of showers, low near 48°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, 30% chance of showers in the morning, high around 63°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low of about 44°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 67°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 50°F, high around 72°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| April 15, 2003: | Almost two inches of rain on the ground in less
than 24 hours and the Temecula Valley is soaked, but not much more is predicted
for this morning before conditions start to clear. There may be enough
to bring the season total above 15". Tomorrow should be sunny
ahead of the next storm, which is due Wednesday night and could last
through Friday. A warming trend, accompanied by high pressure, is predicted
for the weekend.
Today:
Partly cloudy, 20% chance of showers in the morning,
high near 62°F.
Predicted air quality is not available, AQI: N/A (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 44°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Wednesday night: Mostly cloudy, 40% chance of rain after midnight, low near 48°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, 50% chance of rain, high around 62°F. Thursday night: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers low of about 48°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, high near 59°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, then sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 45°F, high around 65°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. |
| April 14, 2003: | The main storm is stalled but still on the way,
and should be here in force some time this afternoon. Rain is expected to be
heavy through tonight, with more than an inch expected in the Temecula Valley.
Showers are predicted to taper off tomorrow, followed by two cool, partly
cloudy days and then another chance of showers Thursday and Friday.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, periods of rain, heavy in the afternoon,
high near 63°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, periods of heavy rain, decreasing to showers overnight, low around 48°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, 40% chance of showers in the morning, high of about 64°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low near 47°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 66°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 46°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, chance of showers, high near 63°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, chance of showers, low around 46°F, high around 63°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, then mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 67°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. |
| April 13, 2003: | The storm got started earlier this morning,
with periods light showers expected. A stronger storm is due tomorrow,
bringing heavy rainfall and mountain snow. Rainfall totals for the Temecula
Valley are currently expected to exceed 1.5", most of that tomorrow.
A wet weather break is predicted Tuesday and Wednesday, then another
storm is expected in the region Thursday and Friday.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, periods of rain by this afternoon,
high near 63°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, periods of rain, low around 52°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, rain, heavy at times, slight chance of thunderstorms, high of about 60°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy, 30% chance of showers or thunderstorms, low near 42°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 63°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 44°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, chance of showers, low around 46°F, high around 60°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, chance of showers, high of about 60°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| April 11, 2003: | Fog this morning blankets parts of the Temecula
Valley, and should be around tomorrow morning as well. Partly cloudy
afternoons are expected the next couple of days, with declining temperatures,
as a storm approaches. The bulk of the storm is predicted to hit late Sunday
and Monday, with aftereffects and unsettled weather through much of next
week.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 69°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, then patchy fog with drizzle possible, low around 49°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 64°F. Saturday night: Mostly cloudy, 20% chance of showers, low near 47°F. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, rain likely (60% chance), high around 60°F. Sunday night: Mostly cloudy, showers likely, low of about 48°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, showers likely, high near 59°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, low around 39°F, high around 59°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, chance of showers, high of about 60°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, chance of showers, high near 60°F. |
| April 10, 2003: | The cooling trend continues today and into the
weekend, with mostly clear skies today, partly cloudy skies tomorrow and
Saturday, and then clouds and showers starting late Saturday. Showers are
predicted to be with us a while; there is a chance of showers each day
Saturday through Wednesday, with rain likely on Saturday night through Monday.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 76°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, then patchy fog, low around 47°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 71°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy, patchy fog after midnight, low near 48°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, 30% chance of showers late, high around 66°F. Saturday night: Mostly cloudy, showers likely, low of about 48°F. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, showers likely, high near 59°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, showers likely, low around 48°F, high around 59°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, high of about 61°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, high near 66°F. |
| April 9, 2003: | After two warm days, temperatures begin to cool
today as weak low pressure aloft replaces high pressure. With the onshore
flow, fog may reach the Temecula Valley the next couple of nights, and the
skies should get cloudier. A storm front is
predicted to arrive on Sunday, bringing with it a substantial amount of rain,
currently estimated at more than one inch.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 82°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 47°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, then patchy fog, low near 47°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 70°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 45°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 67°F. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, low around 49°F, high around 59°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high of about 59°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, slight chance of rain, high near 66°F. |
| April 8, 2003: | High pressure continues to bring warmer temperatures
to the Temecula Valley, with two more days in the 80's expected today and
tomorrow. A cooling trend starts Thursday, and there is a chance of rain
predicted for Sunday and Monday.
Today:
Sunny, northeast winds possible,
high near 85°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 45°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 80°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low near 47°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 75°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, except for patchy morning fog, low of about 45°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, patchy morning fog, afternoon breeze, low around 50°F, high around 67°F. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high of about 61°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high near 61°F. |
| April 6, 2003: | Warmer days are ahead as high pressure builds in
the great basin area. We may see wrong way winds tomorrow, and highs are
predicted to be near 80°F by Tuesday. The high is predicted to weaken
towards next weekend, and partly cloudy conditions and high temperatures in
the 60's should result.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 65°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 39°F. Monday: Sunny, northeast winds possible, high of about 74°F. Monday night: Clear, northeast winds possible, low near 41°F. Tuesday: Sunny, northeast winds possible, high around 79°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 45°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 79°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 45°F, high around 76°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| April 5, 2003: | Rainfall from last night's storm was light and
appears to be finished, although there are some leftover winds and temperatures
will continue to be on the cool side. A warming trend gets underway from here,
as several consecutive days of sunshine are expected. More clouds are
predicted towards the end of next week, with high temperatures cooling after
Wednesday.
Today:
Partly cloudy, breezy,
high near 62°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 25 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 39°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 64°F. Sunday night: Clear, low near 41°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 71°F. Monday night: Clear, low of about 45°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 46°F, high around 72°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| April 4, 2003: | This morning was so cool that I went back into
the archive to find out the lowest April temperature on record.
The answer: today, with a low of 38.4°F. The previous lowest April
temperature was 38.5°F on April 8th, 2001. We've reached the time of
year when temperatures in the 30's are unusual in the Temecula Valley, but
the cool conditions continue between storms.
The next couple of days will be barely get above 60°F, if that.
Expect more windy conditions this afternoon as the cooler air gets sucked
through the valley to the desert. Increasing clouds and showers are possible
tonight and tomorrow morning, as the region is brushed by a storm which will
pass mainly to the north. After that, a warming trend is predicted, with
high temperatures back up in the 70's by mid week.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 61°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, slight chance (20%) of showers after midnight, low around 46°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, slight chance of showers (20%) in the morning, high of about 59°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low near 41°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 64°F. Sunday night: Clear, low of about 40°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 44°F, high around 76°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 76°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. |
| April 3, 2003: | Cool days will be with us through the weekend,
with high temperatures in the low-to-mid 60's.
Another weak storm is approaching, and might brush the area Friday night and
Saturday morning. After that, the clouds should clear out and a warming trend
is predicted to begin. Yet another storm is expected late next week.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 65°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 25 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Parly cloudy, low around 45°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 65°F. Friday night: Parly cloudy, slight chance (20%) of showers after midnight, low near 48°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, slight chance of showers (20%) in the morning, high around 63°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 45°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 69°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 46°F, high around 76°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 76°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 69°F. |
| April 2, 2003: | A little rain so far this morning (enough to
register on the rain gauge), and perhaps a little more on the way today.
Expect cool and breezy conditions as the cold front blows through. The weather
is going to stay in the 60's for a while, with partly cloudy skies, ahead
of another storm system that might brush the area on Saturday. A warming
trend is predicted for early next week.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, 20% chance of isolated showers,
high near 64°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Parly cloudy, low around 45°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Thursday night: Parly cloudy, low near 46°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 66°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 46°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance of showers (20%), high near 65°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy then clearing, afternoon breeze, low around 46°F, high around 70°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| April 1, 2003: | As high pressure moves out, today will be much
cooler but still nice. At least until tonight, when there is a slight chance
of showers through tomorrow morning. Total precipitation is expected to be
under .10 inches. Partly cloudy and cool much of the rest of the week, with
the weekend's storm currently predicted not to amount to much.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 73°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, 20% chance of light rain, low around 50°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, 20% chance of light rain in the morning, high of about 66°F. Wednesday night: Parly cloudy, low near 46°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 66°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 46°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance of showers, low around 48°F, high around 65°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, slight chance of showers, high of about 66°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. |
| March 31, 2003: | High pressure aloft holds on through today, with
warm temperatures expected. A cooling trend begins tomorrow, and clouds
move in by Tuesday night. A significant storm is due Friday and might last
through the weekend, bringing with it a chance of showers.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 84°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 46°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 76°F. Tuesday night: Mostly cloudy, morning drizzle possible, low near 50°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon, high around 66°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 46°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, low around 48°F, high around 63°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, high of about 63°F. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, high near 63°F. |
| March 30, 2003: | Last night's top wind gusts were 27mph, not even
close to the previous morning's 47mph. Another windy day is predicted today,
but the winds should decrease in the afternoon and dissipate tonight.
Following today, a cooling trend will bring high temperatures down into the
60's by midweek. The latter part of the week is predicted to be mostly
cloudy, with a chance of rain on Friday and Saturday.
Today:
Sunny, northeast winds decreasing in the afternoon,
high near 83°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 61 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 46°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 78°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low near 44°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 74°F. Tuesday night: Mostly cloudy, morning drizzle possible, low of about 50°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 46°F, high around 67°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high of about 63°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high near 63°F. |
| March 29, 2003: | 10:50 am: Wrong way winds have been fierce
all night and this morning, gusting up to 47mph. For those wondering,
the strongest winds of the year so far (and actually the strongest in
TemeculaWeather.com history) occurred on January 8th, with gusts up
to 57mph. Note that eastern facing slopes bear the brunt of the winds, and
this sensor is on a west facing slope, so actual wind speeds may be even
higher in some places.
Strong offshore flow continues through this afternoon, when it starts to
weaken, but Santa Ana winds may be with us through Sunday. The strong winds
are keeping the heat lower than originally expected, so highs this weekend
should be in the lower to mid 80's. A cooling trend develops Monday,
with partly cloudy and cool days expected by Tuesday, and a chance of rain
near the end of the week.
Today:
Sunny, northeast winds decreasing in the afternoon,
high near 82°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 55 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, northeast winds gusting up to 25mph, low around 58°F. Sunday: Sunny, northeast winds gusting up to 25mph, high of about 85°F. Sunday night: Clear, low near 51°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 78°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 51°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 46°F, high around 67°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 62°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high near 61°F. |
| March 28, 2003: | There is a mild breeze from the east at this writing,
but a Santa Ana event is expected today and may last through Saturday
night. Winds in the Temecula Valley may reach between 30 and 40mph, and
temperatures will be very warm for this time of year, challenging 90°F
all the way through the weekend. A cooling trend and some clouds is due
after that, bring high temperatures down to their spring normals by Tuesday.
Today:
Sunny, northeast winds gusting up to 40mph,
high near 86°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 59 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, northeast winds gusting up to 40mph, low around 58°F. Saturday: Sunny, northeast winds gusting up to 40mph, high of about 89°F. Saturday night: Clear, breezy, low near 58°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 90°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low of about 51°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 82°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 47°F, high around 73°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 73°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 73°F. |
| March 27, 2003: | The National Weather Service has issued a high
wind watch warning tonight through Saturday, due to an expected strong
Santa Ana event. Today will be sunny and mild, then the winds and sun will
warm the Temecula Valley into the mid 80's over the weekend. Conditions
will gradually cool off next week, with a possible chance of rain late in
the week.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 75°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, northeast winds possible, low around 51°F. Friday: Sunny, northeast winds possible, high of about 78°F. Friday night: Clear, windy, low near 51°F. Saturday: Sunny, windy, high around 86°F. Saturday night: Clear, low of about 50°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 85°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 50°F, high around 76°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. |
| March 26, 2003: | Continued sunny conditions in the Temecula Valley
but not as warm as a low pressure system passes by. The cooling trend
continues through Thursday, then a Santa Ana wind condition is due for
Friday and the weekend, and high temperatures may rise into the 80's by
Sunday. Another cooling trend and a few clouds are predicted after that.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 79°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 62 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 44°F. Thursday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 73°F. Thursday night: Clear, northeast winds possible, low near 45°F. Friday: Sunny, northeast winds possible, high around 76°F. Friday night: Clear, northeast winds possible, low of about 46°F. Saturday: Sunny, northeast winds possible, high near 77°F. Sunday: Sunny, northeast winds possible, low around 45°F, high around 83°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 76°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. |
| March 25, 2003: | Warm sunshine will be a welcome change after
yesterday's dreary clouds and cool. A cooling trend is predicted after today,
bottoming out Thursday. Following that, a potentially strong Santa Ana
condition may dominate the weekend, leading to rising temperatures and
strong wind gusts.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 78°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 45°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 77°F. Wednesday night: Clear, low near 42°F. Thursday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 70°F. Thursday night: Clear, northeast winds possible, low of about 45°F. Friday: Sunny, northeast winds possible, high near 76°F. Saturday: Sunny, northeast winds possible, low around 48°F, high around 80°F. Sunday: Sunny, northeast winds possible, high of about 80°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. |
| March 24, 2003: | There is low clouds and fog in the Temecula
Valley this morning, so be careful on the roads. Low pressure will keep
the high temperature down today, but most of the rest of the week looks fair.
A possible and unusual (for this time of year, anyway) Santa Ana wind event is
predicted for Friday and Saturday.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, then partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon,
high near 67°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 45°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear early, patchy fog after midnight, low near 48°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 73°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 45°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 71°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, northeast winds possible, low around 50°F, high around 78°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, northeast winds possible, high of about 78°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. |
| March 23, 2003: | More sunshine and beautiful weather today.
Temperatures should stay in the 70's all week, despite some cloudy, especially
tomorrow. High pressure quickly rebuilds after that and the rest of the week
looks nice, warming slightly into next weekend.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 76°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, patchy fog and drizzle late, low around 47°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, then partly cloudy and breezy in the afternoon, high of about 70°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy, low near 45°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 76°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 45°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 73°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 45°F, high around 71°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 79°F. |
| March 22, 2003: | Warmer weather over the next week as high pressure
gets situated above Southern California. Today should be the warmest of the
days, and may reach 80°F. There will be some clouds Sunday and Monday,
as well as Thursday and Friday, as low pressure systems come through, but
no rain is currently expected.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 79°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 63 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, except for patchy low clouds and fog late, low around 45°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Sunday night: Mostly cloudy, patchy fog and drizzle late, low near 47°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy then partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 71°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low of about 43°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 44°F, high around 78°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 70°F. |
| March 21, 2003: | As spring gets underway, high pressure building
aloft will bring a nice weekend to the Temecula Valley, with mild temperatures.
Sunshine today and Saturday, then clouds build ahead of a low pressure system
coming through on Monday. There is a chance of showers later in the week on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Our thoughts and prayers are with our troops in action in Iraq and Afghanistan. May they finish their deployment swiftly and come home safely and soon.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 75°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 44°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 78°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low near 47°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 71°F. Sunday night: Mostly cloudy, areas of low clouds, fog, and drizzle, low of about 51°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy then clearing, afternoon breeze, low around 41°F, high around 72°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, slight chance of rain, high of about 65°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, slight chance of rain, high near 61°F. |
| March 20, 2003: | Spring starts today, at 5:00 pm. Showers are out
of the forecast as the storm passes too far north. After today, sunny
weather for the weekend with temperatures near 70°F. Some clouds
early next week, then a potentially significant system is due on Thursday.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 65°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 53 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 44°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, high of about 69°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low near 45°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 71°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 43°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 73°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 43°F, high around 72°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 69°F. |
| March 19, 2003: | Fair weather in the Temecula Valley today and most
of the next week, except for tomorrow when there is a slight chance of showers.
A storm system passing to the north of us is responsible. But we should
otherwise stay dry through the next week, with mild temperatures mostly in
the 70's, and some days dipping into the 60's.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 71°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 53 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, patchy fog late, low around 44°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, 20% chance of showers, high of about 63°F. Thursday night: Mostly cloudy, low near 43°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 66°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 41°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 73°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 43°F, high around 73°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 68°F. |
| March 18, 2003: | After nothing from yesterday's storm, the weather
looks fair before another chance of showers on Thursday. Low level high pressure
near the four corners area may cause gusty winds in the region today and
tonight, but the weather is predicted to mostly be nice otherwise. Predicted
weather for this weekend looks nice, with sunshine and high temperatures in
the 70's. Spring begins Thursday at 5:00pm.
Today:
Mostly sunny, gusty winds possible,
high near 68°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, gusty winds possible, low around 40°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 70°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low near 39°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, 30% chance of showers, high around 64°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 41°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 43°F, high around 73°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 73°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| March 17, 2003: | Happy St. Patrick's Day! Another inch of rain
yesterday, a lot of it
last night, left storm totals near 3". Cool and windy today as a weak Gulf of
Alaska storm follows what turned out to be a major storm. The forecast calls
for scattered showers, possible hail and thunderstorms, and snow levels near
5000 feet. But not much in the way of precipation, unlike the last couple of
days. The rest of this week looks warmer and drier. The only disturbance
predicted is a storm passing to the north of us on Thursday.
Today:
Partly cloudy, scattered showers (50% chance), slight chance of thunderstorms,
gusty winds possible,
high near 60°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, gusty winds possible, low around 41°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low near 39°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 71°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 45°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 63°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 40°F, high around 70°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. |
| March 16, 2003: | 10:16am: There are some wind gusts this
morning and another 1/2" of rain on the ground, following nearly 2"
yesterday. Rainfall totals for this season are now above 12", into the
Temecula Valley's normal range with about a month of the rainiest part of
the season to go.
The current storm fizzles out today, with scattered showers remaining by
this afternoon. A colder storm will follow this one across the region Monday,
but doesn't bring with it much moisture. The rest of the weak is mostly
dry and fair after that. A storm is predicted to pass by to the north on
Thursday, then high pressure builds into next weekend for nice temperatures.
Today:
Becoming partly cloudy, 40% chance of scattered showers,
high near 59°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, 40% chance of showers, low around 47°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, 40% chance of showers, slight chance of thunderstorms, high of about 59°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy, slight chance of showers (20%), low near 44°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 66°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 45°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 74°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 48°F, high around 66°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 74°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 78°F. |
| March 15, 2003: | Showers have started in the Temecula Valley, as a
Pacific storm moves into the region. Rain can be expected to be heavy at times,
especially this afternoon and tonight, when up to 1" is expected. Snow levels
should drop to 5500 feet on Sunday, and up to one foot of snow is expected
in the local mountains. Another 0.4" of rain
is expected Sunday and Monday in the Temecula Valley, although showers should
be dwindling by
Monday. Another storm may brush the region on Thursday, but there's no
precipitation in the forecast yet. Next weekend, unlike this one, currently
looks sunny and dry.
Today:
Rain developing, mostly cloudy, breezy,
high near 60°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 38 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Rain, heavy at times, low around 52°F. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, 60% chance of showers, high of about 59°F. Sunday night: Partly cloudy, 40% chance of showers, low near 47°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, 30% chance of showers, high around 60°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low of about 43°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 43°F, high around 66°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Friday: Partly cloudy then sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| March 14, 2003: | A Pacific storm is approaching, and is projected to
reach our area by Saturday afternoon. Showers will be likely Saturday
afternoon, with periods of rain Saturday night, and showers lingering through
Monday. Total rainfall projections are 0.5" to 1.5" for the Temecula Valley.
Following the storm, it looks like we'll get a drying out period. Another
storm which was going to arrive next Thursday currently looks like it will
pass to the north.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 72°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 48°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, rain likely (60% chance), high of about 64°F. Saturday night: Periods of rain (80% chance), low near 53°F. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, 60% chance of showers, high around 58°F. Sunday night: Partly cloudy, slight chance of showers, low of about 48°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, slight chance of showers, high near 63°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 42°F, high around 66°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 70°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| March 13, 2003: | High pressure is beginning to diminish, and our
nice weather will with it, leading into a storm system this weekend. The brunt
of the storm is currently due Saturday night and showers are possible through
Monday evening. I don't have projected rain totals yet but the storm has
been labeled significant. Following that, there is couple of days breather
and then another chance of rain predicted for next Thursday.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 78°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 59 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear early, then areas of low clouds and patchy fog late, low around 48°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy, low near 48°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, 30% chance of rain, high around 68°F. Saturday night: Mostly cloudy, rain likely, low of about 51°F. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, rain likely, high near 58°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, chance of showers, low around 49°F, high around 60°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 63°F. |
| March 12, 2003: | The marine layer hasn't been reaching the Temecula
Valley from the coast but as it deepens tonight it might. Upper level high
pressure is still dominant, but temperatures will begin to slide as storms
approach. Sunday's storm is predicted to be significant, and storms are likely
to follow it next week over the region.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 76°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 55 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear early, then areas of low clouds and patchy fog late, low around 43°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 76°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low near 42°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 75°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 47°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, slight chance of rain, high near 71°F. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, low around 48°F, high around 61°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high of about 57°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 59°F. |
| March 11, 2003: | More nice days today through Friday as high
pressure continues to dominate the local weather pattern. Temperatures
will dip back down in the 70's today and tomorrow, but may be back up near
80°F Thursday and Friday. Clouds and rain are still predicted for the
weekend, with the main part of the storm arriving Saturday night or
Sunday.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 76°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 57 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear early, then areas of low clouds and patchy fog late, low around 45°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 76°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear early, then patchy low clouds and fog late, low near 45°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 80°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low of about 43°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 80°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance of rain, low around 47°F, high around 68°F. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high of about 59°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high near 59°F. |
| March 10, 2003: | Surprising but not unusually warm weather yesterday
is also expected today and Tuesday. Upper level high pressure is bringing
the pleasant days, and onshore flow is bringing in some low clouds and fog
from the coast. Almost spring weather. A storm is gathering for later this
week, the brunt of which could hit on Sunday.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 80°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 57 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear early, then patchy low clouds and fog late, locally dense, low around 42°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 80°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear early, then patchy low clouds and fog late, low near 46°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 76°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 44°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 71°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance of rain, low around 45°F, high around 65°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, slight chance of rain, high of about 63°F. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high near 59°F. |
| March 9, 2003: | More sunny weather through most of the next week,
with mild temperatures. Even the lows will be milder as the Temecula Valley
should stay in the 40's. Storms are predicted to break the nice weather
pattern at the end of the week and next weekend. The first storm is predicted
for Friday and should be weak. The second is predicted to pass through the
region on Saturday and the severity of that one is unknown.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 76°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 44°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Monday night: Becoming partly cloudy, low near 45°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 72°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 44°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 45°F, high around 75°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, high of about 63°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, slight chance of showers, high near 66°F. |
| March 8, 2003: | Some fog was in the Temecula Valley early this
morning, but has vanished now. The next few days will be sunny and mild,
with cool mornings. Later next week, cloud buildup is predicted ahead of a
weak Gulf of Alaska storm, which is currently due on Friday, and brings with
it some threat of rain.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 72°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 39°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Sunday night: Clear, low near 43°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 75°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low of about 43°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 44°F, high around 74°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 71°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance of showers, high near 62°F. |
| March 7, 2003: | A warming trend continues this weekend as high
pressure builds over the region. Sunny, mild weather should be with us for
a while, but will gradually begin to break down the middle of next week
ahead of a storm track. The jet stream is currently to the north of us
and funneling storms over the Pacific Northwest area.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 70°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 39°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 73°F. Saturday night: Clear, low near 43°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 75°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low of about 43°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 43°F, high around 75°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 71°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| March 6, 2003: | Rain is going to remain north of us for a while
as the region enjoys a week of dry, warmer, nice weather. There may be some
night and morning fog the next couple of days while high pressure builds.
The end of this dry spell may be around March 15th, when storms might dip
down into Southern California once again.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 70°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, patchy fog after midnight, low around 39°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 71°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, patchy fog after midnight, low near 43°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 75°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 43°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 74°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 43°F, high around 73°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 73°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 68°F. |
| March 5, 2003: | We're going to dry out for a while after a
series of mild and not-so-mild storms. Fair weather is predicted for about
the next week, with warmer temperatures on tap as high pressure builds
aloft. According to very long range forecasts, the next chance of rain in
Southern California won't be until after March 15th.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 63°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 25 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 39°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 64°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low near 39°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 71°F. Friday night: Clear, low of about 39°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 74°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 39°F, high around 74°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 68°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 68°F. |
| March 4, 2003: | Showers have started overnight, but today's rainfall
should be less than originally expected, and the storm should clear out
tonight, sooner than expected. There is 0.05" of precipitation on the ground
at this point, and another tenth to a quarter of an inch is estimated for
today, which may be
enough to get the Temecula Valley over the ten inch mark for the season.
The rest of the week looks sunny and dry, with gradual warming.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, 50% chance of scattered showers, slight chance of
thunderstorms,
high near 57°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, chance of showers early (40% chance), low around 39°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 63°F. Wednesday night: Clear, low near 39°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 64°F. Thursday night: Clear, low of about 39°F. Friday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 70°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 42°F, high around 73°F. Sunday: Becoming partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 71°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| March 3, 2003: | An approaching storm brings with it a
predicted 1/4" to 3/4" of rainfall, and may start as soon as tonight.
The bulk of the rainfall should be Tuesday, with residual showers on Wednesday.
The expected subtropical moisture that might have been a part of this
storm has not happened, so this will be a colder Pacific storm and
snow levels will drop to 5000 feet. The rest of the week looks drier and
warmer but still partly cloudy as high pressure builds Thursday.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 67°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, chance of light rain late (30% chance), low around 45°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, 50% chance of rain, high of about 61°F. Tuesday night: Mostly cloudy, 50% chance of showers, low near 48°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, 50% chance of rain, high around 61°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 48°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 67°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 40°F, high around 70°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 70°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 70°F. |
| March 2, 2003: | Widespread showers overnight left a litle
precipitation in the Temecula Valley, but today will warmer and sunny, the
first nicer day in a while. It will be shortlived, though, as significant
rainfall is predicted Tuesday through Thursday. There are no predictions
on how significant this next storm will be, mainly because there is
uncertainty about the storm track. Next weekend should be dry and warmer
as we get a decent break from the wet weather we've been having.
There's not many years of precipitation data currently recorded, but
February's total of 5.66"
was the wettest month on record, narrowly beating out February, 2001, which
had 5.64". The driest February was last year, with only 0.16". What a
difference a year makes!
Today:
Sunny, breezy, high near 71°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 35 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 39°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze and increasing high clouds, high of about 68°F. Monday night: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers late (30% chance), low near 45°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, 50% chance of rain, high around 57°F. Tuesday night: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, low of about 48°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high near 57°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, low around 46°F, high around 57°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 64°F. |
| March 1, 2003: | The slight chance of showers for today has been
pushed off until tonight. The storm is inching down the coast but should be
gone by Sunday morning. Sunny and nice on Sunday, with northeast winds
possible in the morning, before the skies start to get cloudy again ahead
of an approaching storm now due to hit on Wednesday.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 63°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 38 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, slight chance of showers (20%), low around 44°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, breezy, high of about 71°F. Sunday night: Clear, low near 39°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 68°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 45°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 63°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, chance of showers, low around 46°F, high around 61°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, high of about 61°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 64°F. |
| February 28, 2003: | Conditions begin to dry out today as the storm
has moved on. There is a slight chance of showers on Saturday, but no major
chance of rain until Tuesday. Sunday may feature light wrong way winds in
the morning, and should be sunny and pleasant. A major Pacific storm looks
to dominate the middle portion of next week, with a chance of showers Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 64°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 38 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 42°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance of showers (20%), high of about 62°F. Saturday night: Partly cloudy, low near 39°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 70°F. Sunday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 40°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, chance of showers, low around 45°F, high around 62°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, high of about 61°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, high near 61°F. |
| February 27, 2003: | More showers today, heavy at times, especially
later this morning, with another 1/2" to 1" expected. This, in addition to
what we've had already this week, will lead to flooding in some areas this
morning and this afternoon. The weekend looks to give us a break from this
suddenly wet February, as the first part of March starts out under partly
cloudy skies, but with a slight chance of showers on Saturday. Sunday will
be sunny, then clouds build again Monday for the next storm, currently due
on Tuesday. Next week's storm is a pineapple express and could be very wet.
With all of the rainfall we've had in February and a potentially wet
storm next week, it looks at the moment that we're going to finish this rain
season above normal. Normal for the Temecula Valley is between 12" and 14".
February and March, not surprisingly, are the wettest months.
TemeculaWeather.com was mentioned once again yesterday in The Californian newspaper. The referenced
story about this unending storm features a photo showing water spilling over the
Canyon Lake dam.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, numerous showers (60% chance),
high near 57°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 25 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, chance of showers (30% chance), low around 46°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 64°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy, low near 41°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance of showers (20%), high around 62°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 39°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 40°F, high around 66°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, high of about 61°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, high near 61°F. |
| February 26, 2003: | After two inches of rain, showers continue this
morning. And more is on the way, as a chance of showers persists through
Thursday night. The current storm is moving slowly off to the east, and
another one is behind it, the bulk of which should hit Thursday and could
lead to another 1/3" of rain. Rainfall projections for today are
for 1/3" to 1/2". Another storm that seemingly doesn't end. There is another
chance of showers on Saturday, then a mild drying out period predicted
after that.
Today:
Partly cloudy, scattered showers (30% chance),
high near 59°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 38 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, slight chance of showers (20% chance), low around 43°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, chance of showers (40% chance), high of about 60°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, slight chance of showers (20% chance), low near 43°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 62°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 39°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, slight chance of showers, high near 58°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 40°F, high around 62°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 65°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 59°F. |
| February 25, 2003: | The rain started just after 1am, and as of 7:15
accumulations are already over 1.5". An urban and small stream flooding
advisory has been issued until 8am today. Flooding of low lying areas is
likely this morning. Forecasters are expecting 2" of
rain total; the Temecula Valley may go over that. Expect the rain to taper
off to showers later this morning, and a chance of showers later tonight.
Cool days and mostly partly cloudy weather after today, with the next
chance of rain on Saturday.
Today:
Cloudy, rain in the morning with a chance of thunderstorms,
showers in the afternoon,
high near 56°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, 40% chance of showers, low around 43°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 58°F. Wednesday night: Mostly cloudy, low near 38°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 61°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 36°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 62°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, low around 41°F, high around 60°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 62°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| February 24, 2003: | A strong Pacific storm is coming, and showers are
possible this morning, but heavy rain shouldn't get started until this
afternoon or tonight. Rain will taper off to showers tomorrow and Wednesday,
with currently 1" total rainfall expected. There is a winter storm warning
for the local mountains with snow levels expected to drop to 4000 feet by
Tuesday morning. The rest of the week looks cool and partly cloudy.
Today:
Cloudy, chance of showers in the morning, rain likely in the afternoon,
(60% chance),
high near 61°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Rain, heavy at times, with a chance of thunderstorms, low around 51°F. Tuesday: Cloudy, chance of showers, high of about 59°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, 40% chance of showers, low near 46°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, 20% chance of showers, high around 58°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 40°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 61°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 40°F, high around 62°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 62°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| February 23, 2003: | Increasing cloudiness heralds the arrival of a
storm in the Temecula Valley tomorrow morning. Some showers tomorrow morning
will be in the vanguard of the main part of the storm, which is predicted to
cause heavy rainfall at times from Monday afternoon through Tuesday morning.
Total rainfall accumulation for our area should be between 1 and 2".
Snow levels are predicted to drop to 4500 feet by Tuesday morning.
The rest of the week looks to be cool and partly cloudy, right up through
next weekend.
Today:
Variable high clouds, afternoon breeze,
high near 67°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 25 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, low around 53°F. Monday: Cloudy, chance of rain in the morning, rain likely in the afternoon, (70% chance), high of about 59°F. Monday night: Rain (80% chance), heavy at times, with a chance of thunderstorms, low near 51°F. Tuesday: Cloudy, 70% chance of showers, high around 58°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 45°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 58°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 40°F, high around 61°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 61°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 61°F. |
| February 22, 2003: | 3:48pm: See the new
story about Thursday morning's hailstorm in the
Temecula Valley, including some photos taken on Murrieta Hot Springs Road
around dawn. Also, some of the monthly climate data links had been broken
and are repaired as of now.
One more day of nice sunny weather before the clouds
begin their return, building to rain on Monday and Tuesday and possible
showers on Wednesday. The storm approaching is a cold Gulf of Alaska storm
that will bring down snow levels to 5000 feet and is predicted to add another
1 to 2" of rain to Temecula Valley rainfall totals this season.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 72°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 57 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 40°F. Sunday: Increasing clouds, afternoon breeze, high of about 67°F. Sunday night: Mostly cloudy, low near 47°F. Monday: Cloudy, 50% chance of rain in the afternoon, high around 65°F. Monday night: Cloudy, rain likely low of about 48°F. Tuesday: Cloudy, rain likely, chance of thunderstorms, high near 58°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, low around 47°F, high around 60°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| February 21, 2003: | After the events of Wednesday night and Thursday
morning, nothing so interesting is/staticarmer and
sunny weather is expected. Low pressure in the Pacific Ocean is approaching,
though, and should make landfall on Monday, bringing with it a decent chance
of rain for most of early next week.
For those of you trying to use the weather applet, I've repaired it and
it will display weather information correctly again. The web server change two
weeks ago broke it.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 75°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 40°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 71°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low near 38°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 67°F. Sunday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 44°F. Monday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high near 66°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, low around 44°F, high around 66°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high of about 66°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. |
| February 20, 2003: | 3:30pm: Several people have reported hail
around midnight this morning in the northern part of Temecula. Thanks to
Elizabeth Schmit for this photo
documenting the event. Several neighborhoods lost power for approximately
two hours. The hail was several inches thick in places and some thought it for
snow. Hail can actually be balls of snow or ice. Soft hail is referred to as
graupel, and can be easily mistaken for snow. But reports have last night's
event as very noisy, which would be unlike true snowfall or even graupel.
12:48pm: The old addresses are
reestablished by the ISP alongside the new ones and most everyone should be
able to reach the site again. Apologies for what was almost an 18 hour outage
for most.
10:52am: Internet address changes by our
internet service provider yesterday have led to a great number of you being
unable to access this site while domain name servers across the internet
replace old numbers with new numbers. Bear with us; we didn't have any
choice in the matter.
Thunder and lightning accompanied a small amount
of rain last night that was barely enough to register on the rain gauge.
Wrong way winds are possible through tomorrow, with sunny conditions and
warmer temperatures through Saturday. High pressure is shortlived, however,
as another cooling trend begins by Sunday
with cloudiness predicted to return and another shot at rain next Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Today:
Partly cloudy, northeast winds possible,
high near 66°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, northeast winds possible, low around 38°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 74°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low near 40°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 71°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 39°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 67°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 44°F, high around 67°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high of about 66°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high near 66°F. |
| February 19, 2003: | A low pressure system moving down the coast will
bring with it a chance of showers tonight. Behind the storm, the weather will
turn sunny Thursday afternoon and warm up a little for the weekend. Little
change in the long term forecast as days are predicted to remain mostly sunny
with mild temperatures into next week.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 67°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 37 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, 30% chance of showers, slight chance of thunderstorms, low around 46°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy early, turning to mostly sunny, northeast winds possible, high of about 65°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, windy, low near 39°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 71°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low of about 39°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 39°F, high around 68°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 68°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. |
| February 18, 2003: | Subtropical moisture is being funneled through
the region and may lead to a few sprinkles, but mostly we will have cloudy
conditions today as it passes. Another storm arrives Wednesday, but is not
predicted to have much punch. Sunny days and warmer temperatures are
predicted for a few days after that as weak high pressure moves through.
Another storm system may arrive Monday or early next week.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, a few sprinkles possible,
high near 68°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 44°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 64°F. Wednesday night: Mostly cloudy, 30% chance of showers, low near 48°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 65°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low of about 39°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 39°F, high around 72°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. |
| February 17, 2003: | Cloudy conditions for the next several day as a
storm system passes by to the north. A few sprinkles may be possible, but are
not in the forecast. Sunny conditions return the latter half of the week as
high pressure aloft becomes established.
Today:
Partly cloudy by afternoon, afternoon breeze,
high near 67°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, then mostly cloudy after midnight with patchy fog, low around 47°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, patchy morning fog, then partly cloudy in the afternoon, afternoon breeze, high of about 68°F. Tuesday night: Mostly cloudy, low near 48°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy in the morning, mostly sunny in the afternoon, afternoon breeze, high around 68°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 43°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 67°F. Friday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 39°F, high around 72°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. |
| February 16, 2003: | The storm system moving through today is very
weak and probably won't result in precipitation this far south. Partly cloudy
conditions are predicted for many days after today, even though a large mass
of subtropical moisture is situated to the southwest and may come onshore
at some point. Brief high pressure is predicted at the end of week, leading
to mostly sunny skies and warmer temperatures Friday and Saturday.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, slight chance of showers (30% chance), mostly in the morning,
high near 65°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 38 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 49°F. Monday (President's Day): Partly cloudy, patchy morning fog, afternoon breeze, high of about 65°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy, low near 39°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 68°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 40°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 71°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 43°F, high around 67°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. |
| February 15, 2003: | Clouds remain in the forecast for a while, due
to westerly flow and storms passing to the north of our region. One storm
may get close enough on Sunday to cause some scattered showers. Late next
week, on Thursday or Friday, a storm is predicted to hit Southern California.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 67°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 38 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 45°F. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance of showers (20% chance), high of about 64°F. Sunday night: Partly cloudy, low near 49°F. Monday (President's Day): Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 64°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 40°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 70°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 40°F, high around 70°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high of about 66°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high near 66°F. |
| February 14, 2003: | Happy Valentine's Day! Most of the impressive
rain storm has past, having left nearly three inches of rain on the ground.
Our season rain totals are probably at or near normal at this point,
with more rain chances Sunday and late next week, starting Thursday.
Sunday's storm is expected to mostly miss to the north.
There is also a possibility of rain on Tuesday which may make it into the
NWS forecasts sometime today. Their model runs are showing that that
potential storm includes tropical moisture
much like the one that just hit us, but less severe.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, slight chance of showers in the morning (20% chance),
high near 64°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 48°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Saturday night: Partly cloudy, low near 43°F. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance of showers (20% chance), high around 64°F. Sunday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 40°F. Monday (President's Day): Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 39°F, high around 66°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high near 62°F. |
| February 13, 2003: | It seems like it's been a while since we had a
storm like that of the last couple of days, but we did back in February, 2001,
two years ago. Yesterday's rainfall total of 1.31" wasn't the most on record,
either, with 1.58" recorded January 11, 2001. Keep in mind that rainfall
records on TemeculaWeather.com only date from October, 2000.
More showers are in the forecast for today and tonight, with an estimate
of another 1/2" to 3/4" of rainfall through tonight. Storm totals are now
over 2.5" in the past three days. Partly cloudy tomorrow
and Saturday as high pressure warms things up a little, then another, weaker
storm comes through on Sunday. Another bout of high pressure and a warming
trend is predicted after that into next week, but partly cloudy skies should
remain.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, showers likely (70% chance), slight chance of thunderstorms,
high near 61°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 29 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, 50% chance of showers, low around 48°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 69°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy, low near 38°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 66°F. Saturday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 40°F. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, slight chance of showers, high near 65°F. Monday (President's Day): Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 39°F, high around 66°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 71°F. |
| February 12, 2003: | 10:59am: The rain gauge is rewired and
operating correctly as of now, and I've restored a value for today based on
other observations. The corrosion problem which has plagued the rainfall
readings for much of the past month shouldn't reoccur, since the new wire
is continuous.
8:30am: Actual rainfall for yesterday has been corrected
to 1.10", which I believe is very close to correct. In addition, I discovered
corroded wiring on one of the rain gauge wire connections which was the source
of yesterday's troubles, and the three previous rain gauge run away events
endured over the past three weeks. The connection was thoroughly cleaned out,
but the problem may reoccur. Sometime this morning I'll replace the entire
wire and get rid of the bad connection.
Much more rain expected today through Friday morning. Flash flood warnings
are in effect as there is 2-3" predicted for the Temecula Valley. This on
top of the more than 1" we received yesterday, which was much more than
expected and much earlier than expected. Another weaker storm follows
this one on Sunday and Monday, and may spoil part of the holiday weekend.
Today:
Cloudy, periods of rain, heavy at times,
high near 61°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Cloudy, showers, low around 51°F. Thursday: Cloudy, showers likely (70% chance), chance of thunderstorms, high of about 64°F. Thursday night: Mostly cloudy, 50% chance of showers, low near 49°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, 30% chance of showers, partly cloudy in the afternoon, high around 65°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 39°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 68°F. Sunday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, low around 45°F, high around 65°F. Monday (President's Day): Mostly cloudy, chance of showers in the morning, partly cloudy in the afternoon, high of about 66°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| February 11, 2003: | Rain has started falling this morning and should
continue all the way through Friday as a large, wet storm slowly moves through
the region. A quarter inch of precipitation is already on the ground. Heavy
rain is likely tonight and Wednesday. Total rainfall of over three inches (!)
is predicted by Thursday morning for the Temecula Valley. There will be flooding
in various places as a result.
At 6am this morning I noticed the rain gauge wasn't recording today's
rainfall correctly. I went outside and noticed it was clogged (thanks,
sparrows). Fortunately all the water was collected and sitting in the
collector, so after I quickly cleaned it out, I poured the rainfall back in.
Thus, today's rainfall total is close to correct (within 0.01") but the timing
of the rain is a little off.
10:16am: Problems continue with the rain gauge, which has reported too much rain in two bursts a few minutes ago. I've corrected the totals back. A
manual rain gauge in my backyard indicates the current value is very close.
This is the same problem that's been plaguing the weather station the past
three weeks, and is different from the clog problem earlier this morning. I
can't predict if there will be more false values or not today, but I should
be able to correct any anomalies.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, 40% chance of rain,
high near 65°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, 50% chance of rain, low around 48°F. Wednesday: Rain, mostly cloudy, high of about 59°F. Wednesday night: Rain, mostly cloudy, low near 47°F. Thursday: Rain, mostly cloudy, tapering to showers Thursday evening (70% chance), high around 59°F. Thursday night: Partly cloudy, chance of showers, low of about 45°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, chance of showers, high near 64°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 44°F, high around 66°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, slight chance of rain in the afternoon, high of about 66°F. Monday (President's Day): Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| February 10, 2003: | It's the end of sunny days for a while as a
storm approaches for the Pacific. The storm is slow moving, though, and will
just give the Temecula Valley cloud cover the next two days, and rain
finally on Wednesday. Rain chances continue Thursday and Friday before a
brief break Saturday and the onset of another storm Sunday. Rainfall is
predicted to be heaviest late Wednesday. Preliminary
rainfall projections for Wednesday and Thursday are between one and two inches.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 69°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 55 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, low around 42°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 69°F. Tuesday night: Cloudy, low near 45°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, rain likely (70% chance), high around 61°F. Wednesday night: Mostly cloudy, rain likely, low of about 46°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, rain likely, high near 64°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, low around 46°F, high around 64°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, chance of rain, high near 66°F. |
| February 9, 2003: | Two more days of sunny, dry and nice conditions
before a pineapple express storm hits on Tuesday night or Wednesday morning.
The storm is approaching from the southwest, and has sucked up tropical
moisture, so it will be a relatively warm storm and will likely send a fair
amount of rain our way (up to one inch by current projections).
Some things might still not be working right after a web server technology
switch last night. I've moved this site and my other web sites to an application
server called JBoss, which includes a web server called Jetty. Previously this
site had been based on Apache and Apache Tomcat. The new setup is less
complex, easier
to administer, uses less memory on the server, and paves the way for future
endeavors. There are still a couple of
outstanding problems but they should be resolved quickly. Some of you noticed
issues last night and this morning which have been resolved with links off
of the site and www.temeculaweather.com displaying the wrong page. If you
notice anything out of the ordinary (links not working, etc.),
please tell me.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 71°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 55 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 34°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 73°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy, low near 38°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, 20% chance of rain late, high around 73°F. Tuesday night: Mostly cloudy, rain likely low of about 46°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, rain likely, high near 64°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, rain likely, low around 46°F, high around 64°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high of about 66°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| February 8, 2003: | Showers have missed this time, and enjoy the
sunny weather the rest of this weekend, because rain is predicted starting
Tuesday. A slow moving storm is predicted to dump rain between Tuesday and
Friday.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 68°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 34°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 71°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low near 34°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 73°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 35°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, chance of rain late, high near 70°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, rain likely, low around 46°F, high around 64°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, rain likely, high of about 64°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, chance of rain, high near 66°F. |
| February 7, 2003: | The weak storm that had been predicted to hit this
afternoon is now going to pass to the south, and there will be only a slight
chance of rain in the Temecula Valley on Saturday morning. Cool and breezy
today and this weekend, and into the early part of next week. Saturday night
looks to be particularly cold. A strong storm is predicted to arrive by
Thursday, and storms are lined up behind it.
Today:
Partly cloudy, breezy,
high near 67°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 52 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, breezy, 20% chance of showers after midnight, low around 38°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, breezy, high of about 63°F. Saturday night: Clear, low near 30°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 69°F. Sunday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 35°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, breezy, high near 70°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, slight chance of showers, low around 40°F, high around 69°F. Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, breezy, high of about 61°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, rain likely, high near 58°F. |
| February 6, 2003: | In spite of freezing temperatures this morning,
no frost is present in my yard, probably because of a slight breeze. Some
sheltered areas may have frost this morning in the Temecula Valley. As the
weather pattern changes, storms are lining up to come through the region.
The first is due tomorrow afternoon, with up to 1/3" total precipitation
through Saturday expected. Another stronger storm is expected Wednesday of
next week.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 62°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 57 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 34°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, northeast winds possible, 20% chance of showers in the afternoon, high of about 63°F. Friday night: Mostly cloudy, 50% chance of showers, slight chance of thunderstorms, low near 41°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, showers likely (60% chance), breezy, high around 57°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 33°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 40°F, high around 69°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Wenesday: Mostly cloudy, rain likely, high near 58°F. |
| February 5, 2003: | Offshore wind flow as a result of low pressure
passing through the region is predicted for today and tomorrow, accompanied
by cool temperatures, day and night. Clouds begin to gather Friday for a chance
of showers Saturday morning, the first shot at rain in several weeks.
Clearing is predicted after that, with continued cool temperatures and
more clouds gathering by Tuesday.
Today:
Mostly sunny, northeast winds possible,
high near 66°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 57 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, northeast winds possible, low around 34°F. Thursday: Sunny, northeast winds possible, high of about 62°F. Thursday night: Clear, breezy, low near 33°F. Friday: Sunny, becoming partly cloudy, high around 61°F. Friday night: Becoming mostly cloudy, low of about 38°F. Saturday: Mostly cloudy, chance of showers, partly cloudy in the afternoon, high near 61°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 35°F, high around 60°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 61°F. |
| February 4, 2003: | Temperatures will continue to decline as the
week wears on, with today and possibly tomorrow being the last days for a
while with high temperature breaking 70°F. By Friday the Temecula Valley
is predicted to have high temperatures only around 60°F. Another low
pressure system is going through on Wednesday, and strong offshore winds are
predicted after it passes.
I'm having some problems with the rain gauge malfunctioning. I had to back
out more false readings this morning, and that was the third time in a week.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 72°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 52 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 38°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, then clearing, afternoon breeze, high of about 70°F. Wednesday night: Clear, breezy, low near 34°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, windy, high around 67°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low of about 35°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, breezy, high near 61°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, breezy, low around 35°F, high around 60°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| February 3, 2003: | The weather for much of this week will be
cooler and occasionally breezy, thanks to almost stationary low pressure
patterns aloft.
Look for Santa Ana winds today (especially this morning) and possibly again on
Thursday, but without the usual accompanying upper level high. Wet weather may
finally return to the forecast next week; rain is much needed at this point and
would be welcome.
Today:
Mostly sunny, northeast winds, decreasing in the afternoon,
high near 74°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 52 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 38°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, high of about 70°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, then clearing, low near 38°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 62°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 38°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, windy, high near 65°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 38°F, high around 66°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| February 2, 2003: | Our prayers and condolences go out to the
victims, their families, and their friends of the space shuttle Columbia
disaster yesterday morning. It's been easy to take for granted these past
15 years our shuttle flights to space, and now we're given a bitter reminder
of the risks. The space shuttles and the astronauts that fly into orbit on
them symbolize and inspire our efforts to explore and experiment, and
our hopes for a better tomorrow. Columbia's crew will be missed, and
remembered.
Much cooler yesterday in the Temecula Valley, and today should be cooler
still. A Santa Ana wind event may occur tonight and tomorrow, but upper level
low pressure is dominant right now so there won't be much warming.
High temperatures are predicted to drop into the 60's and possibly lower
by the latter half of the coming week. The National Weather Service
forecast discussion this morning indicates there is a chance of an extended
cold period.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 73°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, northeast winds possible, low around 40°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, northeast winds possible, high of about 74°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low near 38°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 70°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 39°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 71°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 38°F, high around 66°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| February 1, 2003: | It was summer for a day yesterday as the temperature
got up to 94.1°F, a January record. The Temecula Valley gets 90°F heat
in the winter now and then, though, and yesterday's day was not even the
hottest winter temperature on record (February 4, 2001, with a high of
94.9°F, is the hottest winter temperature recorded). Even with the hot
afternoon yesterday, it still didn't quite feel like a summer day, perhaps
because the night and morning were so much cooler.
A cooling trend is underway which should bring high temperatures from the
80's today down to the low 70's early next week, then down into the 60's as
the week continues. Low pressure systems will be moving by to the north and
onshore flow should resume, which means low clouds and fog some mornings,
although most mornings the marine layer won't reach as far as the Temecula
Valley. Still no precipitation in the forecast.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 85°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 63 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, then areas of low clouds and fog, low around 44°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 72°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low near 40°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 71°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 43°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 73°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 43°F, high around 66°F. Thursday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Friday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| January 31, 2003: | Very warm today with high temperature approaching
or possibly exceeding 90°F. The cooling starts tomorrow as a low pressure
system comes through the region, bringing with it low clouds and fog on
Saturday and Sunday morning. The weather is predicted to stay cool into next
week, but no rain is predicted, at least not yet. The National Weather Service
is suggesting, however, that the extended dry period we've had for most of
January may be nearing an end.
As January draws to a close with an average temperature of 57.3°F,
which may increase a little today, it will be the warmest winter month in
the past four years and thus the entire history of TemeculaWeather.com.
Usually January is among the coldest months, with very little difference
in average temperatures between December, January and February, but not this
year. February has the distinction of having the lowest high temperatures of
the year, and is usually the wettest month in Southern California.
Today:
Sunny, northeast winds possible,
high near 89°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 57 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, patchy fog late, low around 48°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, then areas of low clouds and fog, low near 43°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 67°F. Sunday night: Clear, low of about 39°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 39°F, high around 66°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| January 30, 2003: | The chance of Santa Ana winds is delayed one day,
but today will still be warm, perhaps warmer than yesterday. After a warm
Friday, dramatic cooling is expected over the weekend, with a cooling trend
leading high temperatures down into the 60's by Sunday. Still no rain in the
forecast, though, despite low pressure systems coming through our area over
the next week.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 83°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 73 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 58°F. Friday: Sunny, northeast winds possible, high of about 85°F. Friday night: Clear, low near 58°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, breezy, high around 70°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 45°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, windy, high near 67°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 39°F, high around 66°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 66°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 66°F. |
| January 29, 2003: | Mostly sunny and dry weather continues, with little
change from yesterday for today. Strong Santa Ana winds are possible Thursday
and Friday, but not as strong as the gusts we had earlier this month.
Temperatures then are predicted to fall to near normal for the weekend and
the early part of next week.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 75°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 53 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 46°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, northeast winds, high of about 80°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear and breezy, low near 48°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, windy, high around 82°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low of about 47°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 70°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 43°F, high around 70°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 70°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 70°F. |
| January 28, 2003: | The cooling trend continues today and tomorrow
as high pressure weakens. A new high pressure system will lead to warmer days
Thursday and Friday, but it's predicted to dissipate by the weekend. Days
will continue to be sunny and dry, with only some clouds over the weekend.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 76°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, then patchy fog, low around 43°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 74°F. Wednesday night: Clear, low near 43°F. Thursday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 80°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low of about 48°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 83°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 48°F, high around 70°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 71°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 70°F. |
| January 27, 2003: | Weakening high pressure will allow some high
clouds overhead through Wednesday, but temperatures will continue to remain
well above normal and predominantly sunny and dry. High pressure rebuilds
in the latter part of the week and temperatures will warm back up to what
we saw last weekend. Current predictions have the high pressure moving out
over the weekend and a return to more seasonal conditions by Sunday, but
without any chance of rain.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 84°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 45°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 77°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low near 43°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 76°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 43°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 82°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 51°F, high around 85°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 76°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 71°F. |
| January 26, 2003: | Strong high pressure will lead to very warm
temperatures today, possibly into the 90's, which should subside tomorrow.
The weather will continue to be nice throughout the week with sunny and dry
days and highs in the 80's and 70's, as this unseasonably warm January
continues.
Today:
Sunny and very warm, northeast winds possible,
high near 90°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 79 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 50°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 83°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low near 46°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 77°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 43°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 77°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 48°F, high around 83°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 82°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 78°F. |
| January 25, 2003: | Dry, sunny and warm conditions are predicted, with
the potential for Santa Ana winds, through Sunday. The weather is predicted
to continue to be dry and warm next week as well, with some cooling from this
weekend but with temperatures continuing to be above normal for this time of
year. So much for winter. January has been and continues to be dry and
relatively warm.
Back online near 10:00am today after a 12 hour outage, I think due to
multiple problems, one on my ISP and an equipment lockup at my home. My
wireless modem which tranmits out the internet apparently locked up sometime
after the outage started last night, and things became fine after I reset it
this morning. The capture computer worked normally throughout the outage and
no data was lost.
Today:
Sunny, northeast winds possible,
high near 84°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 77 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, northeast winds possible, low around 47°F. Sunday: Sunny, northeast winds possible, high of about 82°F. Sunday night: Clear, low near 47°F. Monday: Mostly clear, afternoon breeze, high around 82°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low of about 43°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 43°F, high around 76°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 83°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 83°F. |
| January 24, 2003: | A warming trend is underway as high pressure aloft
builds into this weekend. There will be some clouds, but it should be warm as
well with highs into the 80's. Santa Ana winds are expected in some areas,
but not in ours. Cooling is predicted into the new week, but temperatures
look to remain above normal as they've been for much of January.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 78°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 51 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy with patchy fog, low around 45°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 80°F. Saturday night: Partly cloudy, low near 48°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 80°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low of about 43°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 43°F, high around 76°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 76°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. |
| January 23, 2003: | Different amounts of clouds the next few days,
and fog in the mornings, but upper level high pressure is building and
temperatures are predicted to rise into the weekend. High temperatures in
the 80's are expected Saturday and Sunday. Cooling after that into next week
as the high pressure system breaks down and moves off, but no rain is
expected; it looks as if the rest of January will be dry.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 73°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 55 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy with patchy fog, low around 46°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Friday night: Partly cloudy with patchy fog, low near 48°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 80°F. Saturday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 49°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 81°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 46°F, high around 74°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 74°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 70°F. |
| January 22, 2003: | More clouds today and tomorrow, but no rain is
in the forecast. Temperatures will continue to be close to or slightly above
the seasonal norms. High pressure is predicted to build going into this
weekend for slightly warmer days and sunny conditions.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 71°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, low around 48°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 73°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low near 47°F. Friday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 75°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low of about 44°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 48°F, high around 74°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 70°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 70°F. |
| January 21, 2003: | More clouds over the next several days as another
weak low pressure system comes over the region. No rain is expected, though.
After that, a weak upper level high pressure system is predicted for the
weekend which should lead to sunny skies and warmer temperatures.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 67°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 42 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy with patchy fog, low around 44°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 70°F. Wednesday night: Mostly cloudy, low near 50°F. Thursday: Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 73°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low of about 47°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 48°F, high around 74°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. |
| January 20, 2003: | A storm that orginally was supposed to pass south of
us brought early morning showers to the Temecula Valley this morning. The
next couple of days will be variably cloudy and cooler, then upper level high
pressure will warm things up a little in the latter part of the week,
although the weather will remain fair.
Today:
Variably cloudy, 20% chance of morning showers, afternoon breeze,
high near 71°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy with patchy fog, low around 43°F. Tuesday: Variably cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 71°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low near 40°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 75°F. Wednesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 40°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 74°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 40°F, high around 74°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 74°F. Sunday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 74°F. |
| January 19, 2003: | An approaching low pressure system will interrupt
the warm days we've been having and bring with it partly cloudy conditions
and a slight chance of rain to the south (but not as far north as the Temecula
Valley). Partly cloudy conditions look to persist the rest of the week, even as
high pressure rebuilds and a warming trend starts mid-week.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 76°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 61 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 43°F. Monday (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day): Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 71°F. Monday night: Partly cloudy with patchy fog, low near 45°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high around 72°F. Tuesday night: Partly cloudy, low of about 42°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 74°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 42°F, high around 74°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 74°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 74°F. |
| January 18, 2003: | The warmer days are in decline as the high
pressure systems that have been producing them move off. Nice weather through
Monday, though, with temperatures dropping off after that.
Two low pressure systems are predicted to move through the area after that,
but with no moisture behind them.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 81°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 59 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 40°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 76°F. Sunday night: Patchy fog possible, otherwise mostly clear, low near 40°F. Monday (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day): Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 71°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low of about 39°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 71°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 39°F, high around 71°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 71°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 71°F. |
| January 17, 2003: | Offshore flow continues, but should be too weak
today to produce any significant Santa Ana winds. Yeterday's wrong way winds
were mild in the Temecula Valley. Continued warm temperatures, though,
until the the high pressure system moves out, which is predicted to be
Tuesday. There are no storms predicted for next week, though, and the
low fronts moving through should just drop temperatures a few degrees.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 84°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 67 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 40°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 80°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low near 40°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 75°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low of about 39°F. Monday (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day): Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 74°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 39°F, high around 74°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 71°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 71°F. |
| January 16, 2003: | Santa Ana winds through tonight with warm
daytime temperatures through Friday. As lower level high pressure over the
Great Basin moves out, high pressure aloft above Southern California will
remain, and the weekend is predicted to have nice temperatures and dry
conditions. By the middle of next week, high pressure breaks down and
temperatures are predicted to cool.
Today:
Mostly sunny, northeast winds possible,
high near 84°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 73 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 41°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 84°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low near 40°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 76°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 39°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. Monday (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day): Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 39°F, high around 76°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 76°F. Wednesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 71°F. |
| January 15, 2003: | Nice days and cool nights and dry conditions
continue essentially
unchanged through the weekend and into the first couple of days of next week,
with high temperatures in the mid to upper 70's for the most part. Thursday
and Friday, however, will be affected by a Santa Ana condition and may have
high temperatures in the 80's, although we may not experience wrong way winds in
the Temecula Valley. Long term the upper level high pressure is predicted
to break down in the middle of next week and we may see rain by the following
weekend.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 79°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 67 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 35°F. Thursday: Sunny, northeast winds possible, high of about 82°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low near 35°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 81°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low of about 39°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 39°F, high around 76°F. Monday (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day): Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 76°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 76°F. |
| January 14, 2003: | More mild weather on the way, with today much like
yesterday and potential Santa Ana winds expected Wednesday night and
Thursday. High pressure aloft continues to dominate the weather pattern,
all the way into the weekend, and the mornings will continue to be cool
and the days will continue to be nice.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 75°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Clear, low around 39°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 77°F. Wednesday night: Clear, northeast winds possible, low near 39°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, northeast winds possible, high around 79°F. Thursday night: Clear, low of about 39°F. Friday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 40°F, high around 75°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Monday (Martin Luther King, Jr. Day): Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. |
| January 13, 2003: | There is a dense fog advisory in place for this
morning but I don't see any in the south Temecula Valley area this morning,
at least not at this writing. Commuters should be aware that there may
be dense fog in other areas that they are traveling to. For the most part,
upper level high pressure
will keep weather conditions mild and dry. A weak upper level low is predicted
to pass through on Wednesday, and high pressure might break down by the
weekend. Until then, enjoy the mild winter weather.
Today:
Sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 75°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 51 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Patchy fog, low visibilities possible, low around 40°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Tuesday night: Clear, low near 39°F. Wednesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 71°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 39°F. Thursday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. Friday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 40°F, high around 75°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. |
| January 12, 2003: | High pressure aloft will dominate the local weather
for the next week, with cool nights and mild, sunny days as the result.
Conditions should remain dry throughout this week, and no Santa Anas are
expected.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 71°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 59 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 38°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Monday night: Clear, low near 38°F. Tuesday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 75°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 39°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 72°F. Thursday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 40°F, high around 74°F. Friday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Saturday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. |
| January 11, 2003: | Nice weather over the next several day, thanks
to a warming trend due to building high pressure aloft. Today will be cool,
but after that it will be dry and temperatures are predicted to be mild
through the week.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 67°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 38 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Partly cloudy, low around 39°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 71°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low near 38°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 76°F. Monday night: Mostly clear, low of about 40°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 40°F, high around 75°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. |
| January 10, 2003: | The storm is weaker than expected and passing to the
north, so rainfall is out of the forecast for today. It will, however, be
overcast today and the cloudiness will last through tomorrow morning. The
rest of the weekend looks to be clear and sunny, with nice temperatures on
Sunday and beyond as high pressure builds in the region.
Today:
Cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 64°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 51 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Cloudy, low around 40°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, then mostly sunny in the afternoon, afternoon breeze, high of about 67°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low near 38°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 71°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear, low of about 36°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 69°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 38°F, high around 69°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 69°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 69°F. |
| January 9, 2003: | About a third of an inch of rain from yesterday's
showers, and another storm system is approaching which might bring light
showers tonight and tomorrow. Starting Saturday we are predicted to have
dry and sunny weather again, but with much lower temperatures than the
recent dry and windy spell.
Today:
Mostly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 61°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 61 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly cloudy, 20% chance of showers, low around 44°F. Friday: Mostly cloudy, 30% chance of showers, high of about 62°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low near 39°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 67°F. Saturday night: Mostly clear, low of about 36°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 68°F. Monday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 36°F, high around 68°F. Tuesday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 64°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 65°F. |
| January 8, 2003: | 10:12 am: A downpour is currently underway
in Temecula, with nearly a tenth of an inch of rain on the ground already
in the past few minutes.
This was not in the forecast early this morning but the NWS mentioned that a
system would be moving over (hence the partly cloudy designation for today).
It is in their forecast now and I have updated the icons to
reflect the forecast change.
6:00 am: The winds have subsided, high pressure is weakening,
and the weather in the Temecula Valley should slowly return to normal over the
next few days. The skies are predicted to be sunny, except for today, and
conditions should remain dry as the jet stream remains north of us.
Monday night's freak rainfall, according to many reports, took place
all over Temecula, and wasn't restricted to the south as I initially thought.
Top winds yesterday afternoon were 44 mph. At an average temperature of
69.2°F, yesterday was not only the warmest January day on record, but
also the warmest winter day, eclipsing 67.0° on March 19, 2001.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 71°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 79 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 39°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 69°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low near 39°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 69°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low of about 36°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 68°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 36°F, high around 68°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 68°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 68°F. |
| January 7, 2003: | Strange weather last night, coupled with some
very strong winds. Redhawk and Wolf Valley were subjected last night with
what appears to have been a "dry" microburst. That is, a very small area of
rainfall, but due to evaporation, not a lot of the rainfall got to the ground.
In fact, there wasn't enough to measure. But a raincloud let loose in a very
small area. I'd be curious to know if any other areas experienced rainfall
last night just before 8pm.
The top recorded wind speed this morning was a very strong 57 mph, and the
strong winds continue early today. This morning's low was a very unusually warm
64.2°F.
More windy weather today, subsiding some in the afternoon. There will be
some wind tonight as well, but it's not predicted to be as strong as the
last couple of nights. After that, the weather should moderate, with mostly
sunshine predicted for the rest of the week, but much cooler, more normal
temperatures.
Today:
Mostly sunny and very windy, winds from the northeast with gusts up to 50mph,
diminishing in the afternoon,
high near 78°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 87 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear and possibly windy, winds from the east with gusts up to 30mph, low around 48°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 74°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low near 39°F. Thursday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 69°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low of about 39°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 69°F. Saturday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, low around 40°F, high around 68°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 69°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 70°F. |
| January 6, 2003: | Santa Ana winds, which started last night,
could get stronger today before weakening tonight. Wind gusts reached
30mph overnight, and were probably stronger on east-exposed slopes. The
days will continue to be warm as well, at least until Wednesday, when cooling
is expected. The rest of the week looks to be mild with high temperatures
hovering around 70°F.
Today:
Mostly sunny and very windy, winds from the northeast with gusts up to 40mph,
high near 80°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 69 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear and very windy, winds from the northeast with gusts up to 30mph, low around 53°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny and windy, high of about 82°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low near 42°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 74°F. Wednesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 39°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 69°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 39°F, high around 69°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 69°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 69°F. |
| January 5, 2003: | Another warm day today, followed by very windy
Santa Ana conditions tonight through Tuesday. The winds will likely gust up
to 40mph on
west facing slopes in Temecula Valley, and may gust up to 60mph on east
facing slopes (note: TemeculaWeather.com sensors are on a west facing slope).
Wind events like what's predicted take place twice or three
times per year, and you should lock down anything loose in your front and back
yards before tonight as a precaution. After Tuesday, the predicted weather
calms down with temperatures falling to a more seasonal range.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 81°F.
Predicted air quality is moderate, AQI: 55 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear and very windy, winds from the northeast with gusts up to 40mph, low around 47°F. Monday: Mostly sunny and very windy, winds from the northeast with gusts up to 40mph, high of about 75°F. Monday night: Mostly clear and very windy, low near 47°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny and very windy, high around 79°F. Tuesday night: Mostly clear, low of about 42°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 74°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 39°F, high around 69°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 69°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 69°F. |
| January 4, 2003: | Warm conditions continue, with a strong Santa
Ana event predicted for Sunday night and Monday. Wind from the northeast will
be gusting strongly, with up to 60mph winds predicted in some places. Today
and Sunday look to be the peak of this heat wave, with gradual cooling after
that, perhaps down into the 60's by Thursday.
Today:
Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze,
high near 81°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 45°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 81°F. Sunday night: Mostly clear and very windy, winds from the northeast with gusts up to 40mph, low near 49°F. Monday: Mostly sunny and very windy, winds from the northeast with gusts up to 40mph, high around 80°F. Monday night: Mostly clear and breezy, low of about 46°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, breezy, high near 79°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 43°F, high around 74°F. Thursday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high of about 70°F. Friday: Partly cloudy, afternoon breeze, high near 70°F. |
| January 3, 2003: | Temperatures will continue to get warmer today
as high pressure and offshore wind flow continue. The wrong way winds will
wane for the weekend, then a strong Santa Ana event is expected on Monday,
and temperatures will be warm. Gradual cooling is predicted after Monday,
with high temperatures falling to near 70°F on Thursday.
Today:
Mostly sunny, northeast winds possible,
high near 80°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 45 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, low around 44°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 79°F. Saturday night: Clear, low near 44°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 78°F. Sunday night: Clear and windy, low of about 48°F. Monday: Sunny and windy, high near 84°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, breezy, low around 45°F, high around 78°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 70°F. |
| January 2, 2003: | Warm days into the near future as high pressure
aloft dominates the local weather pattern. Mild Santa Ana winds are also
possible, mostly at night and in the morning. Temperatures may reach the 80's
on Friday, then are predicted to slowly slip back down to 70 by the middle
of next week.
Today:
Mostly sunny, northeast winds possible, mainly in the morning,
high near 76°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 48 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, northeast winds possible, low around 43°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, northeast winds possible in the morning, high of about 80°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low near 44°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 76°F. Saturday night: Clear, low of about 42°F. Sunday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 75°F. Monday: Sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 42°F, high around 75°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 75°F. Wednesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 70°F. |
| January 1, 2003: | Happy New Year! High pressure aloft and offshore
flow are dominating the local weather scene, and will produce progressively
warmer days this week. The moisture this morning was from condensation. Enjoy
the sunny, nice weather while it lasts, though, since we are entering the
wettest two months of the rainy season, and we already had a wet December.
TemeculaWeather.com had quite a year in 2002. Last year saw brief snowfall on
January 29th, with unusually cold temperatures that week, including a record
low 25.4°F. January 30th was also the coldest on record with
an average temperature of 39.4°F. It also saw blistering hot days,
like the 109.4°F we had on September 1st, which with an average
temperature of 87.9°F was the hottest
day in TemeculaWeather.com history. Visits to TemeculaWeather.com grew
dramatically from 2001, which had 73,953 visits, to 231,840 visits, a more
than 300% increase. December was the second month with more than 4,000
unique visitors. In 2002, TemeculaWeather.com introduced the forecast icons
on the main page and some advanced climate features.
2003 will bring new sites, changes and features as a Murrieta site is
introduced, probably in the first half of this year. Another site in
La Cresta may also be introduced this year. A site in Hemet is in the works,
probably for 2004. All of the new sites will be
introduced under the WeatherCurrents
domain (currently just a placeholder) which was registered a while back for
this purpose. The sites for each
new area will be distictive and will hopefully feature local photographs.
The Temecula site will gain a web camera in the first half of this year.
Today:
Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze,
high near 68°F.
Predicted air quality is good, AQI: 33 (courtesy of the SCAQMD). Tonight: Mostly clear, northeast winds possible, low around 37°F. Thursday: Mostly sunny, northeast winds possible in the morning, high of about 76°F. Thursday night: Mostly clear, low near 38°F. Friday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high around 76°F. Friday night: Mostly clear, low of about 41°F. Saturday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 77°F. Sunday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, low around 41°F, high around 77°F. Monday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high of about 77°F. Tuesday: Mostly sunny, afternoon breeze, high near 77°F. |
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