Forecast

Most of us will have the chance to witness rain this week each and every day. There will be a good fetch of moisture or fuel for storms to feed on once they develop. Storms will primarily fire up in the afternoon and last through late at night. Temps will continue to gradually cool a

Scattered showers and thunderstorms will develop during the afternoon and nighttime hours this week. Rain some of the storms will be capable of producing periods of moderate to heavy rain. Temperatures will climb back to near normal throughout the week.

Hit 103 today in El Paso for our 28th triple of the year and our 15th triple in a row! Temps will heat up to around 100 degrees again tomorrow with only a 10-20% for a later day storm. Chance for storms will hang around for most of next week with temps in the mid

Triple-digit heat will continue this week but will remain on a downward trend as we head into the weekend. Scattered showers remain possible along the area mountains with isolated showers for the lower elevations. Take advantage of unlimited car wash deals around town because each afternoon we will see a chance of showers and storms.

Isolated showers and storms will be the main story for the rest of the week. The chance for showers and storms will continue with gusty winds and heavy rain being the primary concern. Temperatures drop into the upper 90s through the weekend.

Climbed to 107 today. Not a record but close. 110 was the record high. Big heat machine will continue to drift east of El Paso so temps will cool just a bit the next couple of days and upper 90’s for the weekend. Showers and storms will pick up a bit through week with a

Another hot afternoon is on tap for the borderland, be sure to take a water bottle along with you if you will be voting today. The extreme heat will subside as high-pressure shifts east. There will be a chance for afternoon and nighttime showers and thunderstorms each day as moisture moves into the region.

El Paso recorded the hottest temperature of the year so far hitting 110. Today also set a new record high for this date – old record was 108 set in 1979. Temps will continue to be hot again tomorrow – perhaps 107. We will see a gradual cool down the rest of this week as

Another scorcher as temperatures approach near record values Monday afternoon. High pressure continues to weaken and will start to shift east providing some relief from the excessive heat by Wednesday. As the upper ridge shifts east monsoonal moisture will begin to move north. Thunderstorm chances will increase Tuesday and Wednesday. The focus for thunderstorms will

Another hot day today. We hit 109 at the El Paso Airport making this our 8th day in a row of having triples. Street and sidewalk temperatures hit a high reading of 145 degrees this afternoon via our road temperature tracker. More sunshine and heat tomorrow and Sunday. Expect temps to hit 111 tomorrow (record

The ABC-7 First Alert remains in place as a heatwave continues to impact the region. Temperatures will run 10 to 15 degrees above average through Sunday. Drink plenty of fluids, stay out of the sun and check up on relatives and neighbors. Your pets should not be left in direct sunlight and need plenty of

The ABC-7 First Alert continues for excessive heat. Temperatures will run 10 to 15 degrees above average through the weekend. The dry hot conditions will continue through early next week. Several locations will exceed 105 degrees therefore a heat advisory will remain in effect through Saturday morning. Know the signs of heat related illnesses: https://www.weather.gov/safety/heat-illness

The ABC-7 First Alert continues as high pressure dominates the weather pattern. A heat advisory will impact the El Paso area this afternoon, with the extreme heat extending into the weekend. Make sure you work out early and drink a lot of water. Dehydration can cause headaches, dizziness, weakness, and other uncomfortable symptoms. Avoid drinks

Temps will range from 103-110 through the weekend. Anyone working outdoors need to take plenty of rest breaks and stay hydrated with water. The hottest part of the day typically hits around 3-4pm but with temps so hot, most of the afternoon and early evening will be brutal. Rain and storm chances will be in

 The ABC-7 First Alert continues as extreme heat poses a threat to the borderland. Strong high pressure will bring hot dry weather with above-normal temperatures through next week.  Take measures to stay cool and remain hydrated getting too hot can make you sick. Stick with the StormTRACK Weather team for updates on weather conditions. The