Rain totals from yesterdays Monsoon moisture event:
Thousand Palms: 0.14 in. (DesertWeather.com Weather Station)
Totals provided from the National Weather Service:
Palm Springs: 0.08 in.
Cathedral City: 0.23 in.
Indio Hills: 0.08 in.
Thermal: 0.07 in.
Pinyon Pines: 0.10 in.
Pine Cove: 0.01 in.
Borrego Springs: 0.26 in.
Totals reported by public via “Desertweather Weather Network” (using the Stratus professional Rain Gauge, more information see [...]

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The National Weather Service has increased the Probability of Precipitation (POP) for the Coachella Valley to 50% on Saturday.

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After a pleasant, dry late week, the moisture quickly returned Sunday. Thunderstorm are forecasted for rest of the week for most of Southeastern California.  Currently the Coachella Valley, San Bernardino County Mountains, Riverside County Mountains, and San Diego County Mountains are all under a Flash Flood Watch until 7pm tonight.
To add to the Monsoon moisture, [...]

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