Forecast

We experienced wind, rain, mountain snow, clouds and sun and even some ice pellets in Las Cruces. What little moisture is left will exit tonight. Thursday will be warmer with more sunshine and no rain expected. Temps will hit the upper 60’s and then 70’s for Friday.

A storm system will bring scattered showers along with higher elevation snow today and tonight. Las Cruces is reporting graupel and moderate showers, and more showers are on track this afternoon, use caution on the roadways. A few isolated thunderstorms will be possible across southern New Mexico. The winds will become breezy at times through

Slight rain chances for Wednesday as a disturbance moves through the area. Most rainfall that occurs will be very light. Winds will pick up a bit with gusts around 30 mph out of the SW. Temperatures will be cooler with highs in the upper 50’s and low 60’s. I expect to see a mix of

The ABC-7 First Alert is in effect for another round of windy conditions. The winds will develop during the day on Tuesday, with wind gusts up to 40 mph. Blowing dust will be likely during the afternoon hours along with reduced visibilities. Clouds will start to move in through the afternoon, as a storm system

Wind gusts hit 52 mph at Powell Elementary school this afternoon. Winds will continue to weaken tonight but increase again tomorrow evening. Gust for Tuesday will likely hit around 40 mph making it feel a bit cooler as temps will gradually rise to around 70. Slight chances for rain begin Tuesday night and again Wednesday.

El Paso, Texas- Another warm day across the Borderland is expected for the region, but this time the winds will pick up speed. Highs will be in the lower 80s and upper 70s over many areas. Winds will be from the southwest around 5-15 MPH in the morning. This afternoon we’ll see wind speeds crank

El Paso, Texas- What a perfect way to welcome the first day of spring here in the Borderland. Sunny skies, warm afternoon temperatures and light breezes. We’ll see highs reach the lower 80s for nearly every area across the region. Some locations will see upper 70s. Winds from the east/southeast 5-15 MPH. Our winds will

Lots of sunshine for you Saturday as temps climb to the low 80’s as we officially welcome in spring. Winds will pick up a bit for Sunday out ahead of a cold front that will move through the area Monday. Wind gusts will hit around 35 mph later Sunday and then again Monday. Temps will

Another day in the 70s with sunshine to end the work week. Winds won’t be a major issue the next few days but the changes head our way Sunday. For the official start of the Spring we will see even warmer temperatures in the low 80s. Cold front moves in Sunday which brings the clouds

After a chilly start things will warm up quickly for the afternoon as the sunshine takes over. Enjoy the next few days as the warming trend continues with the light winds. We should end up in the low 80s by Saturday before a cold front moves in Sunday and knocks down those temperatures.

The system that brought strong winds will continue to move off to the east giving way to much calmer conditions for today. Temperatures for Wednesday will be on the cooler side in the mid to upper 60s. It will only get warmer from there with highs in the low 80s by the weekend.

The ABC-7 First Alert is in effect for high winds, blowing dust, and critical fire danger. A strong storm system will move into the area, Tuesday afternoon. Winds will increase 35 to 45 mph with gusts of 50 to 60 mph. Blowing dust will reduce visibility in dust-prone areas so drive with caution. If you

The ABC-7 First Alert is in effect for high winds, blowing dust, and critical fire risk. A Pacific storm system will move into the area, Tuesday afternoon. Winds will increase 30 to 40 mph with gusts of 50 to 60 mph. The strongest winds are expected along the east slopes of the area mountains. The

El Paso, Texas– The ABC-7 StormTrack Weather team has kept the ABC-7 First Alert in place as winds continue to impact the borderland Sunday evening. Gusts of up to 50 mph are expected to remain in the forecast until at least 8 p.m. Areas of blowing dust and sand will also be an issue tonight.

El Paso, Texas- Even more gusty winds are expected to return to the Borderland this Sunday. Grab the allergy medication, because many areas will see blowing dust and sand. Wind Speeds expected today. Las Cruces: W 25-35 MPH; Gusts 50 MPH El Paso: W 25-35 MPH; Gusts 45-50 MPH Wind Advisories in place for many

El Paso, Texas- Your typical Borderland spring weather pattern is here to stay for the next several days. The windy weather will also blow in some possible blowing dust in certain areas across the region, and temperatures will also take a plunge thanks to a cold front. Westerly winds will gust around 40 MPH this

Partly cloudy skies will move out for the overnight hours allowing temperatures to drop into the 40s with winds still gusting in the teens. On Saturday, a storm system will bring a chance for light rain. The region will see about a 15-degree drop in temperatures with highs in the mid and upper 50s. Sunday,

Winds will continue to be gusty but nowhere near as strong as Wednesday. Clouds will move in for the overnight hour and hang around for the first half of the day on Friday. Sunshine will return for the Afternoon with the winds picking up again. Temperatures will start to drop as a cold front moves

The ABC-7 First Alert hangs around the next couple of days. Winds will quiet down again overnight tonight so expect a similar start to Thursday compared to Wednesday. Winds will again pick up in the afternoon and gust around the 40 to 45 mph mark. Mostly sunny skies will continue with chances of blowing dust

The ABC-7 First Alert remains in effect. West winds will increase across the borderland this afternoon, we will see winds 25 to 35 mph with gusts near 40 mph. Blowing dust will be possible this afternoon, use caution traveling near Deming and Lordsburg along I-10. The weather story will not only be the strong winds

Strong winds will be a factor all week with extreme gusts at 50 mph or more. It looks like Wednesday will be the windiest with those higher gusts. Some blowing dust and sand will be something we all will have to deal with so keep that in mind especially if you have allergies. Temps will

An ABC-7 First Alert is in effect for windy conditions as a Pacific storm system moves into the borderland. Monday will be filled with high clouds and temperatures running about 10 degrees above average. It will be a very windy week throughout most of the region. By Friday, temperatures will reach near-normal values. Saturday and