12th - 18th IV weekly weather report: Slight Cooldown with Limited Monsoon Activity Expected

Imperial Valley, CA — Residents of the Imperial Valley can expect a slight break from the intense heat this week, though temperatures will still remain in the triple digits. According to the latest forecast, a minor cooldown will bring temperatures down to a range between 105°F and 110°F, providing some relief from the scorching conditions experienced recently. Despite this, it’s crucial to continue practicing heat safety measures when spending time outdoors.

The National Weather Service’s (NWS) Climate Prediction Center predicts a 33-40% chance of below-normal temperatures for the region. However, even with the expected cooldown, the week’s temperatures will remain high, though slightly milder compared to the extreme heat seen earlier this summer.

7-Day Temperature Forecast:

Monday: High of 108°F, Low of 81°F

Tuesday: High of 110°F, Low of 81°F

Wednesday: High of 109°F, Low of 77°F

Thursday: High of 109°F, Low of 79°F

Friday: High of 109°F, Low of 80°F

Saturday: High of 107°F, Low of 80°F

Sunday: High of 107°F, Low of 80°F

Monsoon Activity:

Monsoon activity will be minimal this week, with only a 10-20% chance of storms on Monday. Following Monday, the region is expected to experience drier conditions, which will persist throughout the week and into the weekend. Despite the dry forecast, the NWS Climate Prediction Center indicates a 33-40% chance of above-normal precipitation for the region. This suggests that while rain is unlikely this week, there remains a potential for higher-than-average rainfall in the broader outlook.

Residents are encouraged to stay informed of the latest weather updates and continue to take appropriate precautions, especially with the continued high temperatures. Even with the slight cooldown, the heat can still pose risks, particularly to vulnerable populations.