A weather system will bring a cold front through the region late Monday into early Tuesday resulting in at least a broken line of scattered showers across the southern AZ and southeast CA deserts. Most lower deserts will see rainfall amounts around 0.15" or less, with upwards of 0.50"-1.00" for the AZ higher terrain north and east of Phoenix. The showers and cold front will be capable of producing wind gusts up to 35-40 mph. There is a low chance for thunderstorms (10%) along the cold front.
A weather system will move through the region this evening and tonight, resulting in strong gusty winds across the region, particularly across SE California and the Arizona high terrain. Wind advisories are in effect for these areas from Monday afternoon through Tuesday morning and SW Imperial County until Wednesday night. Wind gusts reaching as high as 40-50 mph are anticipated.
A few weather systems moving through the region this week will lead to colder, below normal, beginning Tuesday. Afternoons with highs in the 60s are likely Wednesday through Friday with overnight lows even dipping into the 30s and 40s across the lower deserts.
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