Forecast

Winds will gust to 35 mph our of the NW Friday making it feel a bit colder. Temperatures will be a little colder with highs in the mid 60’s. I expect a lot of sunshine throughout the day. The weekend looks to be fairly nice with sunshine and highs hanging out in the mid and

Another warm 70-degree day minus the record-setting temperatures. Expect windy conditions this afternoon with winds between 15 to 25 mph and gusts around 30 to 35 mph. It will be a nice day filled with sunshine, breezy winds return through Super Bowl Sunday.

We hit 77 – a record high today. The now old record was 76 in 1890! Some of you likely were using the AC in your vehicle this afternoon. A weak cold front arrives late tomorrow and will cool us down a bit Thursday afternoon and Friday but temps will still run above average.

Temperatures will run above average again this afternoon with most locations seeing temperatures in the mid and upper 70s. El Paso will come very close to the previous record of 76 degrees that was set in 2011. In addition to the record warmth, the winds will increase this afternoon strongest winds will impact the Sacramento

High pressure will bring beautiful weather to the borderland at the start of the week. Temperatures will run about 10 degrees above average by Wednesday, along with dry conditions. By, Wednesday the next storm will bring windy conditions and a slight chance for rain. Temperatures will be cool down for the remainder of the week.

El Paso, Texas- Plenty of sunshine and seasonal average temperatures are on tap this afternoon across the Borderland. Winds will stay relatively light with occasional breezes from the north. Highs will be in the lower 60s for El Paso County as well as southern portions of Doña Ana County. North winds from 10-15 MPH. Clouds

El Paso, Texas- After gusty winds overnight, we’ll see the winds begin to decrease in speed as we head into this afternoon. Some of the strongest wind gusts recorded on our Weathernet sites were on the east side of town. Powell Elementary School coming in at 56 MPH, Texas Tech Health Sciences Center recording gusts

A cold front plows through town late tonight and early Saturday morning. The winds will be the big issue gusting to around 50 mph from the west. The winds will begin to come down around 5 am and weaken as the morning progresses. If you will be outdoors in the am be sure and bundle

Light showers early Friday morning could create slick roadways. The region will remain under partly to mostly cloudy skies, with warmer temperatures in the low 70s and breezy winds. The ABC-7 First Alert remains in place for strong winds Friday night and, Saturday morning. West winds will increase between 20 to 30 with gusts around

A decent day for your Friday with partly cloudy skies and warm temps around 70 degrees. It’s Friday night that the weather will change. Strong winds will once again plague the El Paso area very late Friday night and early Saturday. Gusts will likely reach around 45 mph out of the SW/W as a cold

An ABC-7 First Alert is in effect for a cold front that will move into the region tomorrow. Today, the clouds will increase Thursday with mild afternoon highs and occasional breezes. Friday and, Saturday we will see the next change in the weather pattern as a cold front moves in from the west. West winds

Decent weather expected Thursday with some high clouds mixing with sunshine. A cold front arrives late Friday cranking up the winds Friday evening through early Saturday morning. Gusts could hit around 45 mph out of the SW. Temperatures out ahead of the cold front will climb to the low 60’s Thursday to the low 70’s

Borderland residents woke up to bitter cold temperatures Wednesday morning, icy windshields, and wind chill values in the single digits and teens. Temperatures will gradually warm up each afternoon around 5 to 10 degrees. Expect cool temperatures in the low 50s this afternoon, calm winds, and sunny skies. Clouds will increase Thursday with mild afternoon

Temps will drop to the low and mid 20’s Wednesday morning. The winds will be light – good news. Lots of sunshine will be around. Our next storm is on track to move in town Friday. This system will once again crank the winds to near 50 mph out of the SW with a slight

A winter storm started moving through the Borderland early Tuesday with several locations waking up to snow and rain showers. The system produced heavy snow along the high elevations and a rain-snow mix for the lowland locations. The roads will be icy and snow-packed as the next wave moved through this afternoon. Please avoid travel

Rain will begin later Monday night and last off and on mixing with some snow for Tuesday. There will be pockets of colder air which will translate to some areas getting snow accumulation. Most lowland locations will remain on the lighter side of possible snowfall. Temperatures will be the key overnight and Tuesday. Overnight lows

An ABC-7 First Alert is in effect as a winter storm moves into the region. The winter storm will begin moving through the borderland today, tonight, and overnight. The system will produce 8 to 12 inches of snow along the higher elevations and a rain-snow mix for the low land locations. The Boothill of New

El Paso, Texas- Our first of two storm systems will move in later this afternoon. The first one will bring gusty west winds will be the hot topic later this afternoon with the potential of seeing an isolated rain shower across Borderland locations. National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory from 1 P.M. this

Temps will rise to the mid 60’s Saturday with some breezes, gusts around 25 mph during the afternoon. Sunday, a cold front arrives that will drop our temps to the mid 50’s along with gustier winds. Wind gusts will hit 40 mph from the west. Colder air arrives Monday thru Wednesday with rain and even

The storm system that brought rain Thursday left enough moisture in the atmosphere to cause dense fog Friday morning. The thick fog made driving difficult for borderland commuters. It caused poor driving conditions and reduced visibility of 1 mile across southern New Mexico, Otero, Hudspeth, and El Paso Counties. The fog remains present along the

Did not pick up much rain today – most areas just less than .10″ but as we gradually begin to clear Thursday night, some patchy fog likely by early Friday. Once the fog lifts, expect sunshine and warmer temps – upper 50’s and low 60’s. Another system moves in late weekend to bring colder temps

The ABC-7 First Alert continues Thursday as an upper low moves through the borderland. We will see scattered rain showers this morning and afternoon with rain totals ranging from .10 to .50 inches. There will be periods of light to moderate rain, cloudy skies, and cold temperatures. The rain will move out tonight. The next