The Coachella Valley can expect weekend high temperatures to reach 115 degrees before dropping to 113 degrees on Monday and then near 110 degrees by the middle of next week. Monday, and NOAA's monthly temperature outlook for August shows a 33-40% to 40 to 50% probability of above normal temperatures in southeastern California. The Coachella Valley is under an excessive heat warning from 10 a.m.

More: In California’s hottest county, a race to prevent heat deaths among unhoused peopleĪnd it doesn't look like August will provide much relief. In the U.S., 244 million people, or 73% of the population, experienced at least one day in July 'with temperatures made at least three times more likely due to human caused-climate change,' according to Climate Central. July 2023 was also the world's hottest month on record. In California's Death Valley, temperatures reached 128 degrees, nearing the hottest air temperature ever recorded on Earth. experienced the hottest July on record, including Las Vegas and Phoenix, which experienced a record 31 consecutive days with temperatures of 110 degrees or higher. Palm Springs wasn't alone in its record-setting month. The Coachella Valley comprising the cities of Palm Springs, Cathedral City, Coachella, Desert Hot Springs, Indian Wells, Indio, La Quinta, Palm Desert and Rancho Mirage basks under clear Californian skies for 300 days a year. You had best find a hotel, vacation home, or Airbnb with a pool Even in the early evening when the sun has set, it will still be around 90°.

More: How hot is it? What you need to know about extreme summer heat in the desert this summer Deciding the best time to visit Palm Springs is less about the perfect weather and more about pinpointing the kind of desert experience you’re after. If you’re coming for the Fourth, just be prepared for temperatures hovering around 108° during the day. Climate change is expected to push average high temperatures in the Coachella Valley up by 8 to 14 degrees by the end of this century Five of the nine warmest months have occurred since 2020, and eight of the nine warmest months have occurred in the past 10 years, showing how climate change is driving up average temperatures in the region.

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