Evacuation warning issued for communities in the El Dorado burn scar
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Storm brings rain, flooding, & lightning to the valley
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First Alert Weather Alert Day issued for Flash Flood Warning in local mountains
A First Alert Weather Alert Day has been issued for a flash flood warning in Riverside County.
Rain and thunderstorms have developed over the local mountains, prompting flash flood warnings in parts of Southern California. The only Flash Flood Warning still in effect is for Salton City until 9:30 p.m.
A thunderstorm and heavy rain continue to develop right above the mountains near Highway 74.
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Avoid going up the mountain if you can. A flash flood warning means flash flooding is either imminent or already occurring.
Thunderstorm in the San Jacinto mountains! Plenty of lightning indicated on radar north of HWY 74. #CAwxpic.twitter.com/ra9gBd3LkB Haley Clawson KESQ (@KESQHaley) July 22, 2021
Hottest June on record: Palm Springs, Thermal, Anza-Borrego
All three desert climate sites recorded their hottest June on record. The National Weather Service office in San Diego shared the graphic above which shows how they compare to each other.
The mean temperature calculates the maximum and minimum temperature recorded each day of the month, then averages them together. Palm Springs had a mean temperature of 93.5° in June. This the hottest on record for the city, with records dating back to 1922.
It was the hottest June on record for Palm Springs and Thermal! Records date back to 1922 and 1950 respectively. Anza-Borrego also felt its hottest June with 91.7° as its mean temperature.