Forecast

The region remains under a blanket of clouds Thursday afternoon as increased moisture moves in. Despite the clouds, it will be another hot afternoon. Temperatures will run well above average. Just like yesterday, most lowland areas will see the upper 90s and triple-digit readings. Moisture will continue to move in from the south today and

El Paso reached 104 today setting a new record high for this date. The old record was 103. More heat tomorrow as we will reach 102 – should just be shy of the record of 103. There will once again be a chance for a few showers and storms later in the day and at

Moisture will begin to build across southwest New Mexico today, this will lead to increased thunderstorms. Afternoon storm chances will remain in the forecast through Saturday. Temperatures will run above average for the next several days, we’ll see near-record high temperatures Wednesday afternoon. For more weather updates follow: https://twitter.com/NicholeEGomez https://kvia.com/weather/ https://www.facebook.com/nichole.gomezABC

We hit another triple today hitting 102 in El Paso. We should hit another tomorrow with a high of 101. Temps will stay near 100 as we make our way to the weekend. Rain chances will stay around 10-20% for the next several days. Expect storms to develop and move to the N/NE. For the

Near-record, high temperatures are in the forecast for today. The record to beat to in El Paso is 103 degrees which was set in 2010, we will come close, potentially tie, or break the previous record. Thunderstorm coverage will be very limited this afternoon with rain and thunderstorms confined to the area mountains. August is

Temps will heat up to around record levels for Tuesday as we hit 103. The record is 103 that was set in 2010. A good amount of sunshine will be available to enjoy with only a 10% of an isolated thunderstorm. Temps will hang out around 100 the rest of the week with a 10-20%

Happy Monday! Temperatures are expected to be as hot or a degree or two hotter than yesterday. The drying and warming trend will continue for Tuesday and Wednesday with temperatures reaching 100+ degrees. Moisture returns on Thursday with a slight chance for thunderstorms.

Some isolated strong to severe storms will be possible tonight and again Sunday across the area. The threat with some of these storms will be locally heavy rain, gusty winds up to 50 mph and some hail up to quarter size. Storms will move from the north to the south both tonight and again Sunday.

Isolated storms will move from the north to the south tonight and over the weaken. Some of these storms could be strong to severe with gusty winds , heavy rain and hail. Temps will be in the mid and upper 90’s for the weekend with sunshine mixing with clouds. The chance for storms will continue

The ABC-7 First Alert continues for the risk of thunderstorms. A backdoor front picked up northeast winds Friday morning, primarily on the west side of town. The cold front will drop the afternoon high temperatures this afternoon but it will still be hot with most locations reaching the upper 90s. A few thunderstorms will develop

All those in El Paso today are now a part of history. The high at the El Paso Airport hit 109 today breaking the now old record of 103 in 1980. Anthony, NM hit 110. Temps will gradually cool down a little the next several days but heat up again next week. A cold front

The ABC-7 StormTrack Weather team issued an ABC-7 First Alert as El Paso likely sets a new record at the El Paso Airport. Afternoon high temps climb anywhere from 103 to108 degrees. This would make it the 33rd day of triples so far this year. Drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air-conditioned room, stay

It will be even hotter Thursday as temps climb anywhere from 102-108 degrees. This would make it the 33rd day of triples so far this year. There will also be a slight chance for a thunderstorm too with storm chances arriving during the afternoon and night. Temps will cool a bit for Friday and the

High temperatures will climb above average today and Thursday. It is likely that we could set a new record high Thursday afternoon. Make sure you are drinking plenty of water as temperatures run around 5 to 10 degrees above average. On Friday a cold front will bring a dip in temperatures and increased storm chances.

Temps will be around record levels Thursday as we continue to heat up. Highs Wednesday through Friday will be in the low 100’s with Thursday reaching 103, which would tie a record. The chance for storms will increase a bit by the weekend and early next week. Storm chances will be around 20-30% with a

Temps will begin to heat up to near triple digits – who said we were done with triples! Looks like Wednesday – Friday could be those hotter days. Rain chances will be minimal until we make it to the weekend where we could see anywhere from 10-30%. For the latest forecast and Doppler radar: http://www.kvia.com/weather

Storms will be tracking from SE to N/NW across the area Friday night and again Saturday. Some spots could get upwards of 1″ or more of rain. Along with the rain and heavy rain potential, some gusty winds up to 40 mph. Overnight lows by Saturday AM could dip in the mid and upper 60’s

The StormTRACK Weather team issued an ABC-7 First Alert. Tropical moisture continues to track into the region therefore heavy rain will remain a threat. Some locations could accumulate 1 to 1.5 inches of rain. Showers and thunderstorms will hang around through the weekend. Make sure you are weather aware and keep in mind that periods

Scattered storms will continue across the area tomorrow and the weekend. Best chance for heavier rain will be just to the west of us in western New Mexico and Arizona. Temps will remain in the low to mid 90’s (near normal for this time of year). The added humidity will make it feel a bit

Showers and thunderstorms will remain in the forecast through the weekend. Keep in mind that periods of heavy rain and flooding will be possible with the stronger storms, never drive into flood roadways. If heavy periods of rain hit your side of town just be careful and remember, TURN AROUND, DON’T DROWN! Temperatures will remain

Scattered showers and storms will continue late tonight and tomorrow. Some will produced locally heavy rain. Storms hit the Horizon City area this afternoon and then Anthony, NM and Las Cruces. Some areas of Horizon City picked up a quick 1″ of rain while Anthony, NM get around 0.5″. Las Cruces saw just shy of

Showers and thunderstorms will remain in the forecast through the weekend. Keep in mind than periods of heavy rain and flooding will be possible with the stronger storms. Temperatures will remain in the mid-90s.

The monsoon weather pattern is here to stay be sure to replace the windshield wipers on your vehicle. When you are driving in heavy rain, you must have a clear vision of the road. Just like yesterday, the storms will develop in the mountains. Periods of moderate to heavy rain, small hail and strong wind