Tracking two more systems to bring rain and snow this week Palm Springs Saturday recorded a high temperature of 62°. The average this time of year is 70°. We also recorded some rainfall throughout the Coachella Valley with storm system #1 passing through the region. We are tracking two more storm systems to bring more rain, snow, and wind to Southern California. Storm system #2 arrives Sunday night and continues through Monday. This system is much colder than system #1. We are increasing snow potential by lowering snow elevation down to 2,000' by Monday afternoon. Desert rainfall is expected to remain below 0.25". A Winter Storm Watch remains in effect late tonight (Sunday) through Monday evening. This is for elevations above 3,500' where visibility can be low at times due to fog, roadways will be dangerous, and travel is expected to be especially difficult during the morning commute Monday. 4-8" of snow is expected above elevations of 3,500" and 6-12" is expected above elevations of 4,500'. Isolated areas can pick up to 18" of snowfall.