Forecast

A very cold start to the day on Friday but the afternoon will be filled with plenty of sunshine. Today temperatures will begin to warm up, temperatures will still run below normal. The next Pacific storm system will move through the area late Saturday and Sunday. Winds will increase Saturday afternoon around 30 mph, 35

Temps will start off in the 20’s but with lots of sunshine, expect highs in the 50’s. Wind should be generally light. Saturday temps will shoot up to the low 70’s with the winds kicking up by late day and Sunday as a cold front arrives. This front will cool us down to the lower

https://youtu.be/-4H5fkfwY3A Get ready for another cool day with temperatures reaching the 40s this afternoon. If you are planning on traveling to Hudspeth and Otero counties watch out for snow. Patchy fog could make driving difficult, along I-10 and Hwy 62/180. After today temperatures will warm back up through Saturday with highs climbing to the 70s.

Cool temps again overnight with lows in the upper 20’s and low 30’s for Thursday AM. Sunshine will be more prevalent by the afternoon but temps will only be in the upper 40’s. Lots of sunshine Friday with highs in the 50’s then upper 60’s by Saturday with mostly sunny skies.

Temperatures will remain cool this afternoon with a slight chance for afternoon showers and breezy winds. Temperatures will warm back to normal Sunday along with breezy winds. Next week will be warm and dry.

Gusty winds this afternoon and tonight will gradually weaken. Gusts have been around 40 mph on the east and northeast side of town making it feel colder with the wind chills. Overnight lows will be in the upper 20’s and 30’s overnight. Wednesday will have more sunshine but still cool. Highs in the upper 40’s.

https://youtu.be/gKAIqtay3R8 The ABC-7 First Alert continues for Fat Tuesday. Temperatures will be warmer than yesterday but we will see gusty winds and a chance for light rain showers. The Sacramento mountains could accumulate between 5 to 10 inches of snow along with windy conditions. The blowing snow and icy conditions could make driving difficult on

Wind gusts Tuesday will hit 40 mph for the folks on the E/NE side of town during the afternoon and evening. With temps in the 40’s, those winds will make it feel colder so bundle up later in the day. There will also be a slight chance for some rain showers as this system move

Extremely cold air will be in place overnight. Lows should fall to the single digits in some places. This will be the coldest air since February 2011. Mostly cloudy skies will be with us most of your Monday with highs in the mid 30’s. Another system will hit us Tuesday and Wednesday giving us windy

The Arctic air arrived sooner than anticipated Sunday morning turning that early rain to snow quickly. Early snowfall reports have 1-3″ across parts of town. We should continue to see snow off and on this afternoon and early tonight but the bigger story will be the very cold temps and wind chills. Temps will not

Saturday will be nice – a transition day before the “lovers” storm hits on Valentine’s Day. Early morning rain will change to some snow as temps begin to tumble quickly behind a brutal cold front arriving from E/NE. Winds will also pick up with gusts around 35 mph for the west side of town. Early

The ABC-7 First Alert remains in effect for changes that will arrive Sunday. The first system moves in quickly bringing increased clouds through Saturday morning, expect breezy winds and a slight chance for rain late Friday. Plan on breaking out the winter gear on Valentine’s Day because arctic air mass will begin to push into

Latest model runs indicate a timing problem. That is to say, once the cold air arrives to see snow later Sunday – the moisture looks to retreat to the east. Therefore, most snowfall accumulations should be light at this point. Temperatures will get cold Sunday night and early Monday morning. Temps will likely bottom out

An ABC-7 First Alert remains in effect for changes that will arrive Valentine’s Day weekend. We will have a few more days of sunshine and warm temperatures before our weather pattern shifts from warm and sunny to cold and wet. A winter storm system will combine with arctic airmass from the east and bring widespread

An ABC-7 First Alert is in effect beginning Saturday night as arctic air pushes into the region. Ahead of that system, the weather will be warm and dry through Friday. The winds will remain breezy with gusts between 20 to 25 mph. The blast of arctic air will bring a huge drop in temperatures along

Above normal temperatures will continue through Friday. The big temperature drop will begin Saturday as bitterly cold arctic air will pour in from the north and northeast. High temps may very well stay put in the 20’s and 30’s for highs Sunday and Monday with overnight lows in the single digits and teens. There will

Temps will continue to be very warm with sunshine over the next several days. Highs will be in the low and mid 70’s with lots of sunshine. Having said that – don’t put away the winter jackets as of yet. The weekend will bring about the big changes. A strong arctic air mass will move

Expect warm and dry weather over the next several days. Temperatures will run well above normal through Friday. The winds will remain breezy with gusts between 20 to 30 mph. A cold front may bring colder and wetter weather Saturday and Sunday.

Some winds expected Friday night but winds will diminish for your Saturday. Lots of sunshine with temps in the 60’s and low 70’s for the weekend. Should be able to stay in the low 70’s early next week. Slight rain chances arrive later next week with some cooler temps.

Warm temperatures return to the region today, along with breezy to windy conditions. Temperatures will reach the low 70s this afternoon, but tomorrow will be cooler, in the 60s. The region will remain under mostly sunny skies through the weekend.