April 2022 Forecast For The Southwestern United States; Wide Temperature Swings Expected With Heatwaves

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After a system in March brought the season precipitation numbers up, April looks to be another temperature roller coaster with a storm system embedded in the pattern along with a few heatwaves so read on for details …


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April started out with below average temperatures, but a ridge of high pressure starting tomorrow (Wednesday) will build directly overhead, maximizing on Friday.  This will push temperatures in the valleys up near the 100F mark for the first time this season in a ‘mini’ heatwave event.

After that, sometime around April 11th, the ridge would have knocked down and bring an inside slider storm system into California.  The system is cold, but being of inside slider type it will not be one to impact Santa Barbara, Ventura, or Los Angeles a lot, and most of the precipitation will be from the Inland Empire south through San Diego County.  Forecasts on that will begin a few days before it hits.

After mid-April, we swing back up again in temperatures with yet another strong ridge of high pressure for higher temperatures and probably heatwave level status.  The Coachella Music Festival looks to have cooler temperatures with windy conditions to start, followed by a heatwave toward the end.  It starts April 15th and ends April 24th, with Easter Sunday being April 17th.

Downtown Los Angeles is now at 12.06″ of rainfall for the season.  My prediction in the beginning was 10-14″ and that lands smack in the middle so far.  We likely will not see much more in those numbers so the 10-14″ forecast looks to be right on target.  This bodes well for future forecasts in the long range, including this next season, which could be shaping out to be much better after the Summer.


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