A weather system will pass the region to the north late in the work week, resulting in widespread breezy conditions Thursday followed by locally windy conditions Friday for portions of Southeast CA and along the Lower Colorado River Valley. The strongest winds are expected to occur Friday morning, resulting in localized blowing dust/sand and difficult driving conditions, particularly for high profile vehicles.
Temperatures will begin to warm as high pressure settles over the region, however a weak system will quickly pass north of the region Thursday-Friday temporarily stalling the warming trend. The weather system later this week will reintroduce breezy to locally windy conditions.
Climate prediction Center's 6-10 day outlook has the region under increased odds for below normal temperatures and near normal precipitation between the dates April 20-24, 2026
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