Windy conditions persist through late Thursday evening across the Western Mojave Desert, where gusts up to 55 mph are expected to produce dangerous driving conditions due to crosswinds and localized blowing dust, along with the potential for objects and other debris to be blown around.
Breezy to windy conditions continue across the area today, with a cold front this evening resulting in a shift to gusty northerly winds. These winds will produce high waves and dangerous boating conditions on area lakes tonight through Friday where a Lake Wind Advisory is in effect, so if you’ll be out on the lakes, practice safe boating, stick to sheltered coves, and always wear a life jacket!
The March Review is in - and what an incredible month it was! Mother nature skipped a couple months ahead and brought early summer like heat to the region for most of the month. The average temperature for the month clocked in at 73 degrees, a whopping 12.2 degrees above normal! To put in perspective, that's warmer than any other March on record, or even any April! No rain fell during the month, and the warmest day of the month reached 98 degrees, a new all-time monthly record.
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