Forecast

Slight chances for rain will persist for the next several days at around 10% each evening and night. Temps will remain in the low to mid 90’s. By the weekend we will begin to warm back to around 100 degrees. For the latest Doppler radar:http://www.kvia.com/weather To follow Doppler Dave on twitter: @Dopplerdaves

Monday’s forecast looks a lot like what we experienced Sunday. This afternoon we will see a few showers and thunderstorms across the region, expect much of the same through Wednesday. Westerly windswill bring mostly dry weather Thursday through Friday. The triple-digit temperatures will return this weekend.

Isolated to scattered thunderstorms will be possible for areas west through the weekend. We will start the day under sunny skies becoming partly cloudy in the afternoon. Expect occasional breezes throughout the day with highs running few degrees above normal. Slight rain chances will continue across the area for the start of the week with

Changes will arrive today as increased thunderstorms impact the borderland. The region is sitting under and area of low-Moisture will gradually increase throughout the day, we will start to see the development of storms around 1:00 pm. Some of the storms that develop will produce strong wind gusts. Friday storm chances will mainly focus on

The winds were a bit gusty today with the passage of the morning cold front. Gusts hit around 45 mph in spots. Temps stayed below average. Temps will warm up the rest of the week with some isolated rain and storm chances beginning Thursday night through the weekend. To check out Doppler radar: http://www.kvia.com/weather

A cold front moved into the Borderland this morning bringing gusty winds of 20 to 30 mph. Temperatures will also be much cooler with highs in the upper 80s. Wednesday will be back to sunny with temperatures reaching the 90s. Wildfires around the region will cause areas of patchy smoke and haze.

The wind machine continues Monday night and Tuesday AM with westerly gusts around 45 mph for the east side of town. The strongest gusts will occur until around 4am Tuesday and then slowly decline. Temps will be a bit cooler behind a cold front Tuesday with highs in the mid and upper 90’s. Winds will

Mainly sunny skies are in the forecast to start the week. Hold onto your hats, the westerly winds will begin to increase around 1:00 this afternoon. Throughout the day the winds will develop to around 20 to 25 mph. Be careful while out and about some concerns will be blowing dust and patchy smoke due

Temps climbed anywhere from 102-111 across the area today. The hottest of they year so far. Officially, at the El Paso airport, we hit 107 (actually tied record on this date set in 2014). This is the hottest temp since 2018 when we hit 108. Temps will slowly decline over the weekend but still be

The summer-like heat will continue Friday with temperatures ranging between 102 to 107 degrees. Yesterday temperatures climbed to 104 degrees at the El Paso Airport, even hotter temperatures are forecasted for today. Widespread showers and storms will move in tonight. The First Alert will remain in place for the heat. Keep in mind that prolonged

It will be very hot for your Friday. Temps will likely hit between 103-110 across the El Paso area including southern New Mexico. There will also be a slight chance for an isolated rain shower/thunderstorm later afternoon and night. This is El Paso’s 5th triple of the year so far – last year we had

The ABC-7 StormTRACK Weather team issued an ABC-7 First Alert for the heat. High pressure will allow temperatures to heat up into the triple digits through the weekend. Thursday and Friday will be the hottest days withseveral locations hitting 105 degrees. Keep in mind that prolonged exposure to hot temperatures can cause heat exhaustion. The

Temps will continue to heat up the next several days. I expect temps to climb to 104 Thursday and 105 Friday. Some cooling early next week behind a cold front. Only slight chances for rain. For the latest Doppler radar: http://www.kvia.com/weather

High pressure will allow temperatures to heat up into the triple digits through the weekend. Thursday and Friday will be the hottest days withseveral locations hitting 105 degrees. Keep in mind that prolonged exposure to hot temperatures can cause heat exhaustion. The symptoms can include heavy sweating, rapid pulse or heart rate, nausea, fatigue, or

A strong ridge of high pressure will remain over the Borderlandfor the rest of the week allowing temperatures to soar above 100degrees.The weather pattern will change by the end of the week, a change in the weather pattern will take place Friday as the ridge breaks down this will allow a slight increase in rain

It is the month of June and typically the hottest month of the year. Our temps will climb to the upper 90’s and low 100’s through the week with only isolated chances for storms. Winds should not be a big factor unless we get some isolated storms in the area which will kick up the

Today’s forecast looks very similar to Sunday with mainly sunny skies, 90-degree temperatures, and occasional breezes. Temperatures will warm through the week with triple-digits into the weekend. Thursday and Friday may bring a 10 percent chance of storms as the next low-pressure approaches the region.

El Paso, Texas- As we wrap up the last day of May, temperatures are exactly where they should be. Mostly sunny skies for much of the Borderland. Breezy winds is expected, a repeat of yesterday. Southeast winds 10-20 MPH, wind gusts even stronger on the western slopes of the mountains. We get to enjoy the

El Paso, Texas- The Borderland will see a warm and breezy day across many areas. Southeast winds from 10-20 MPH, gusts will be strongest on the west side of town. Temperatures will be running just slightly above average. We will also have the potential of seeing rain chances for our area mountains. The lowlands will

Friday’s afternoon high temperatures will run around 5 degrees cooler today. The cold front that moved in Thursday will provide some relief from the triple-digit reading we saw yesterday at the El Paso Airport. The area mountains will still have a chance of showers this afternoon but dry conditions will persist through the weekend for

A cold front will move through the region today, bringing a 20% chance of rain and isolated storms this afternoon and evening. Expect temperatures in the mid-90s, with wind gusts near 40 mph tonight and Friday morning.