Pacific Storm will begin to bring weather changes by midweek
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY-TV) - As a storm in the Pacific Northwest continues to move toward California, it will bring weather changes in the coming days, which include, stronger winds, greater chances for rain, and chillier temperatures.
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First round from this incoming weather system will bring in breezy to windy conditions with the highest peak gusts of 20-30 MPH Wednesday afternoon/evening.
Stronger winds and patchy blowing dust will favor more in Southeastern California.
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Precipitation will favor more toward our west starting on Wednesday, with small chances for rain showers for the Desert Southwest possible Thursday night.
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Temperatures will cool down into the upper 60s by Thursday and will carry into the weekend.
Slightly warmer and drier conditions will join back early next week.
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