Record high temperatures were reported in parts of Riverside County, according to the National Weather Service Wednesday.
On Tuesday, it was 100 in Palm Springs, breaking the record for the day of 97 set in 1988.
It was 101 in Thermal Tuesday, breaking the record for the day of 100 set in 1988.
It was 102 in Indio, breaking the record for the day of 98 set in 1988.
It was 97 in Borrego, tying the record for day set in 1990.
It was 76 in Lake Cuyamaca, breaking the record for the day of 75 set in 1940.
Records for highest minimum temperatures were broken Tuesday in Palm Springs, Indio and Borrego.
The low in Palm Springs was 68, breaking the record for the day of 66 set in 2022.
The low in Indio was 69, breaking the record for the day of 67 set in 2015.
It was 65 in Borrego, tying the record for the day set in 2012.
The forecast for Coachella Valley calls for windy and hot conditions, with highs in the mid 90s Wednesday and cooler temperatures expected this weekend.