Forecast

Isolated showers and thunderstorms will be possible each afternoonand evening through next week. The best rain chances will be over the Sacramento Mountains and areas east. Strong outflow winds will be possible near and around thunderstorms. High temperatures will run well above average through the July fourth holiday weekend.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms will be possible eachafternoon and evening, with gusty outflow winds for some locations. Temperatures will remain in the 90s through the weekend.

Rain chances will return to the forecast this afternoon as moisture moves in from the southeast. Scattered showers and thunderstorms chances will continue through the holiday weekend. Temperatures will remain in the 90s this afternoon with west winds between 10 to 15 mph.

Tuesday’s forecast looks a lot like what we experienced Monday, dry, warm, and, windy. After today, moisture will work its way back into the region. Thunderstorms will return on Wednesday and remain in the forecast through the holiday weekend. Temperatures will run slightly above normal by this weekend.

Dry, warm, and windy conditions will be the story for this afternoon. A Red Flag Warning will go into place at noon and remain in effect until 8:00 tonight. West winds will increase 15 to 25 mph this afternoon with gusts around 35 mph. High temperatures will run slightly below normal today and tomorrow. Thursday

El Paso, Texas- Temperatures will be hot today, but some areas will escape the triple digits. Our main threat this afternoon and into the evening will be the possibility of seeing thunderstorms develop. Isolated at best for Las Cruces and El Paso, with our east counties having the better shot of seeing widespread storms. El

We will continue to see enough moisture across the area to keep some slight chances for rain in the forecast through Saturday. Any storms that do form will produce gusty outflow winds. An upper-level storm system will increase our afternoon winds igniting Red Flag Warnings Sunday and Monday. High temperatures will be a few degrees

Thunderstorms impacted portions of the borderland last night, producing gusty winds and dust. The potential is there for us to see another round tonight. The chance of thunderstorms will continue each day through the weekend. Drier air will start to return early next week limiting our storm chances. Expect breezy winds next week temperatures heating

The forecast looks a lot like what we saw yesterday. There is enough moisture across the region that will help fuel afternoon thunderstorms. The best chances for rain will be east. A few storms could produce some strong gusty outflow winds. Temperatures will reach the upper 90s this afternoon but run above average for the

Some storms will be around tonight – mainly just to our north and east. The El Paso and Las Cruces area could see an isolated storm later Tuesday night with some gusty winds included. The El Paso area may see a better chance for storms Wednesday as they move from the north to the southeast.

Borderland residents will wake up to a few clouds and patchy smoke from the wildfires in Arizona and New Mexico.The smoke will drift with the arrival of a backdoor cold front, west slopes prepare for occasional wind gusts this morning.The cold front will bring increased moisture along with potential thunderstorms mainly east.Expect much of the

El Paso hit 105 Monday – the second hottest day of the year so far. Anthony, NM hit 108 – the hottest in the area. Storms will develop Tuesday as a cold front arrives in the AM ushering some moisture on easterly winds. Some storms could be strong to severe producing gusty winds and hail

An ABC-7 First Alert has been issued for hot temperatures Monday afternoon. Dangerous heat indices will impact the area as temperatures range from 104 to 106 degrees. Make sure you are aware of signs the heat-related illnesses, drink plenty of water.Tuesday and Wednesday Thursday there will be a chance for isolated showers and thunderstorms which

El Paso, Texas- Expect hot temperatures and breezy conditions across the borderland for Father’s Day. Unhealthy air quality will be in our forecast once again, for the wildfires in our area. There will be patchy areas of smoke around, especially early in the day. That will make for hazy looking skies, but overall mostly sunny skies

Winds ease a bit today as temperatures continue to climb close to those triple digits. Mostly sunny skies will hang around through the start of next week as we approach 105 for Monday. A cold front moving through the region will bring a slight chance of showers and drop our temperatures a few degrees.

There won’t be much change in Thursday’s forecast. West-southwest winds will increase throughout the afternoon Thursday and Friday. Afternoon highs will range between 100 to 102 for some locations. There will be patchy smoke over Grant and Sierra counties today and tomorrow due to the wildfire activity in Arizona. Windy conditions will return Friday with

Storm chances diminish Wednesday and Thursday with westerly winds pushing the moisture east. There will be a slight chance for storms in Hudspeth County. Winds will be breezy in the afternoon hours for the remainder of the week, with Friday holding the strongest winds. The triple-digit temperatures will return this weekend.

There will still be a slight chance for an isolated storm Tuesday night – about 10%. The storms will move slowly east. In and around these storms will be some gusty outflow winds – with gusts up to 35 mph. Temps still projected to heat up to around 100 degrees for the weekend with lots

The chance of showers and thunderstorms will be possible once again Tuesday. Rain chances look best for the area mountains and the Gila region. Westerly winds begin to dry the region out, with a slight chance of rain for eastern El Paso and Hudspeth County. Thursday begins a warming trend, the official start of summer