Doppler Dave Speelman

EL PASO, Texas (ABC-7) — Quiet weather is expected across the Borderland today, but rain and thunderstorm chances will increase heading into Thursday, with the potential for flash flooding in some areas. Isolated thunderstorms could develop this afternoon and early evening, mainly across Hudspeth County and southern Otero County. Most locations will remain relatively calm

The Borderland is heading into an active stretch of weather, with multiple rounds of thunderstorms, the potential for severe weather and an increasing threat for flash flooding through the weekend. Thursday brings the biggest concern The storm will begin lifting northeast across Southern California and southern Nevada Thursday afternoon. Scattered to numerous thunderstorms are expected,

A very active stretch of weather is shaping up across the Borderland, with increasing storm chances and a growing threat for heavy rain, flooding and severe thunderstorms. A large storm system will continue spinning off the California coast while an upper-level ridge remains to our southeast. This setup will help funnel moisture into the region,

EL PASO, Texas (ABC-7) — El Paso and the Borderland are in for a significant cooldown, with the coldest temperatures of the season so far arriving tonight. Temperatures will dip into the low 40s across much of the lowlands, while mountain communities prepare for freezing conditions. The Sacramento Mountains could see temperatures fall into the

A powerful cold front is moving into the Borderland tonight, bringing a dramatic shift in winds, much colder temperatures and the potential for blowing dust across parts of the region. The cold front is expected to reach the El Paso and Las Cruces metro areas this evening, with extreme NE winds. Dangerous winds arrive tonight

EL PASO, Texas — Enjoy the mild weather across the Borderland tonight and tomorrow because a dramatic change is on the way. An upper-level storm moving across the Four Corners will keep conditions dry and breezy through Thursday afternoon, with temperatures staying near seasonal averages. However, a powerful cold front is expected to move into

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Dry and seasonable conditions will continue across the Borderland through Wednesday before a strong backdoor cold front arrives late Thursday night into Friday morning, bringing a noticeable drop in temperatures, powerful east winds and chances for rain heading into the weekend. For Wednesday, another nice day with sunshine and warm

The Rio Grande is coming down. River levels are in the safe zone with no expectation of any flooding concerns now across El Paso County. A noticeable change in the weather is headed our way as a backdoor cold front pushes through the Borderland tonight, bringing cooler temperatures, increasing clouds and gusty east to northeast

El Paso and the surrounding region are in for a stormy and potentially hazardous today as deep tropical moisture combines with an approaching Pacific trough. A Flood Watch remains in effect through 6 a.m. Wednesday for the entire region. Remnants of Hurricane Polo are helping fuel an unusually moisture-rich atmosphere, increasing the threat for flash

First, this weekend looks good. We have a much quieter and generally drier weather pattern for the Borderland. High temperatures will be close to seasonal averages, giving us a brief break from the active weather pattern. However, that break may be short-lived. The weather pattern begins to change Sunday into Monday as the forecast models

More monsoonal moisture is moving into the Borderland tonight, bringing another round of heavy showers and thunderstorms and keeping the threat for flooding elevated across the region. Heavy rains pounded parts of the Lower Valley, Socorro, Las Cruces and Alamogordo. Along with the flooding rains, a buffet of lightning blanketed those areas with some power

The active weather pattern continues across southern New Mexico and far West Texas, with more rounds of showers and thunderstorms expected through the end of the week. Showers and isolated thunderstorms are gradually tapering off, especially west of the Rio Grande Valley. However, the atmosphere remains very moist, and additional disturbances moving through the region

Heavy showers and storms hit the the Borderland Tuesday evening and night. Many locations picked up rain with areas on the west side, Upper Valley and parts of the East side picking up .50″ – 1.1″ of rain. The Borderland is facing a significant stretch of wet weather, with a Flood Watch in effect through

The Borderland will see a relatively quiet start to the week before a significant increase in moisture brings several days of widespread rain and thunderstorms from Tuesday through Thursday. A weak backdoor cold front (coming in from the NE) is moving southwest from northeastern New Mexico. The front is expected to reach the eastern portions

Numerous storms slammed the parts of the Borderland again Thursday night. Some areas on the west side picked up a quick .50″ to .75″ with lots of lightning. The storms added to an already saturated ground causing street flooding and elevated water running over the curbs. More thunderstorms are expected again later Friday which could

Some parts of West El Paso got hammered with rainfall Wednesday evening and night. Most of the rain concentrated along Interstate 10 and 25. Rainfall amounts were anywhere from .25″ to just over 1″ adding to a healthy week of rain so far. Numerous lightning strikes took out power for around 8,000 folks in El

A very moist weather pattern is settling in across the Borderland, setting the stage for several days of showers and thunderstorms across the region. For El Paso and the surrounding Borderland, that means an increasingly active weather pattern. A series of disturbances moving north from Mexico will interact with the abundant moisture, helping spark scattered