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ALT A weather map and forecast table showing heavy rain and thunderstorms for Mohave County, southern Clark County, and Colorado River Valley, with a flash flood watch. The map highlights areas of rain intensity with color gradients. Icons at the top indicate heavy rain, dangerous lightning, small hail, and roadway flooding. The table to the right details precipitation probabilities for various locations on Monday, September 28th, 2026. National Weather Service branding is at the bottom.
ALT A weather map showing peak wind gusts in Southern California for Tuesday. Areas are color-coded to indicate wind speeds in miles per hour, with a scale on the left. Notable locations include Victorville, Lucerne Valley, and Palm Springs. Weak to moderate wind gusts are depicted, with highest values near Big Bear Lake and Yucca Valley. Major roads and national parks like Joshua Tree National Park are labeled. Issued by the National Weather Service San Diego.
ALT A weather map of Southern California shows high temperatures for Tuesday. Coastal areas like San Diego and Los Angeles range from 80°F to 85°F. Inland areas like Palm Springs and Indio show higher temperatures around 100°F, with a peak of 104°F in Ocotillo Wells. Cooler spots appear in higher elevation regions. The map is shaded from orange to red, indicating temperatures across the region.
ALT The weather map shows high temperatures for Southern California and surrounding areas on a Friday in late September 2026. The map indicates temperatures ranging from high 80s to low 100s in cities such as Los Angeles, Anaheim, San Diego, and Palm Springs. Cooler temperatures are noted along the coastal and mountainous regions. A color gradient from green to dark red visualizes the temperature variations.