Insider Blog: Why is it so windy in the Coachella Valley? - KESQ

We feel a lot of wind in the San Gorgonio Pass and here in the Coachella Valley. There's two main reasons why - The Venturi Effect and the difference in temperature between the Coachella Valley and the Inland Empire. The Venturi Effect describes how fluids (any gas or liquid) behave in an area of constricted

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Insider Blog: How does the 2023 water year for the Coachella Valley stack up? - KESQ

Insider Blog: Dangerously cold temperatures for parts of the U.S. this weekend - KESQ

Windy night in the desert ahead of a warm weekend - KESQ

2020: The Year in the Coachella Valley - KESQ

Wind Advisory for Coachella Valley Sunday - KESQ

First Alert Weather Alert: Mountain rain and snow with showers in the Coachella Valley - KESQ

Insider Blog: The 29th anniversary of Joshua Tree National Park

Insider Blog: Why is it so windy in the Coachella Valley? - KESQ

Active weather pattern to start 2023 - KESQ

Insider Blog: Low pressure systems - KESQ

Insider Blog: Much of the United States is bracing for impacts from a large winter storm - KESQ

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