The Coachella Valley got 2 to 4 inches of rain at lower elevations, including in Palm Springs and Indio, and about 4 to 6 inches farther west, the National Weather Service said.

“Right now we have flooding on all of our roads. There’s no way in or out of Palm Springs and that’s the case for the majority of the Coachella valley.

Light rain is falling at Palm Springs International — as of 8 a.m., 0.32 inches had fallen since midnight — and the temperature is a cool 78 degrees with 88% humidity and 6-mph winds out of ...

"Right now we have flooding on all of our roads. There's no way in or out of Palm Springs and that's the case for the majority of the Coachella valley.

Palm Springs hopes that shows why bridges are so vital. ... “I think every single time there’s flooding on those streets we get closer,” Garner said. ... For now, local officials are ...

PALM SPRINGS, Calif. ... Now, the updated flood map by FEMA goes into effect July 18, and businesses and homeowners have the opportunity to possibly no longer need flood insurance.

A $16 million storm water diversion tunnel in Palm Springs will spare area residents and businesses from flood risks going forward — as well as potentially save them money on insurance — following ...

Palm Springs Mayor Grace Garner joins News NOW to describe how the city was impacted by the storm and how residents are coping following a series of flash floods. Aug. 21, 2023 Read More ...

Flooding was significant across the ... miles of Interstate 10 was closed due to flooding, which made it virtually impossible to get out of or into the city of Palm Springs from the west as of now.

Climate change means Californians need flood insurance now, too ... Among Palm Springs’ nearly 24,000 households, just 167 were covered by federal flood insurance as of July 31, ...

Palm Springs, which became famous for attracting the likes of Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack in the 1960s, normally gets only around five inches of rain a year.