Forecast

A few isolated storms early tonight then gradual clearing skies. Not much happening the rest of this week with our weather. Some low-end windy conditions off and on but we will continue to see a mostly dry week ahead. Expect Mostly sunny skies with temps in the upper 80’s and low 90’s. A bit more

We will see a slight chance for thunderstorms this afternoon, but primarily for areas east. Measurable rain will range between 0.5 and .10 inches. The rest of the week we will see a few weather systems track through the area that will bring breezy to windy conditions each afternoon but not much rain. High pressure

Winds cranked up across parts of the west side Thursday. Gusts hit 50 mph at Texas Tech Transmountain. Temps hit 80 degrees following the passage of a cold front. The weekend will get hotter with slight rain/storm chances. For the latest forecast and Doppler radar: http://www.kvia.com/weather Follow Doppler Dave on twitter: @Dopplerdaves

The ABC-7 StormTRACK Weather team lifted the ABC-7 First Alert. A strong cold front moved into the borderland early Friday morning bringing hazy skies and areas of blowing dust. Winds of 25 to 35 mph with gusts over 50 mph are likely through noon, especially along west slopes of the Franklin and Organ mountains. Winds

El Paso experienced a record high temp Thursday hitting 100 degrees. This is now the earliest triple digit temp on record. The old record was 100 that occurred on May 8, 1989. Now, get ready for a big change Friday. Winds will pick up across El Paso while colder air behind a cold front arrives

The ABC-7 First Alert continues through Friday morning. Today`s hot dry weather will elevate a Red Flag Warning throughout the region. High pressure will bring above-average temperatures for all areas. Today will be the hottest day of the week with several locations seeing near-record temperatures, and some places even making it to the triple digits.

Temps will be the hottest all year for Thursday as we hit around 100 degrees. Winds will kick a bit out of the S/W during afternoon at 30 mph. A strong cold front arrives early Friday AM causing gusts to hit 50 mph for the west side of town. Be sure and secure patio items,

The heat will make a come back with near record highs today and tomorrow. The heat will come to an end by the end of the week as a strong backdoor cold front moves into the area. Temperatures will take a dip running 10 to 20 degrees cooler from Thursday. Over the weekend, temperatures warm

A strong cold front arrived this morning causing strong winds around 50 mph for the west side of El Paso. ABC-7 warned about the winds with an ABC-7 First Alert. The winds will continue to weaken tonight. Wednesday looks nice with lighter winds and temps climbing back in the low to mid 90’s. A strong

The ABC-7 StormTRACK Weather team lifted the ABC-7 First Alert. A cold front pushed through the area early Tuesday morning bringing strong winds to parts of the borderland, mainly the west sides of town. Expect winds to continue to peak between 30 to 35 mph this afternoon. Temperatures will cool about 10 degrees behind the

An ABC-7 First Alert in place for gusty west side winds Tuesday morning. A cold front will push in from the NE in the early morning bringing the winds and cooler temps. Gusts will hit around 50 mph between 7am and Noon. Secure the trash cans and any outdoor items that could be picked up

Get ready for another hot day Monday! There will be some relief on Tuesday as a cold front begins moving into the area. Temperatures will quickly warm back up on Wednesday and it looks like we could see another record high. Thursday will be the warmest day of the week, with temperatures near 100 degrees

El Paso, Texas- Continued hot and dry weather as temperatures rise into the 90s once again Sunday afternoon. Sunday will also feature breezy southwest winds 15-25 mph and sunny skies. The record to beat today is 95 set in 2000. High chance of us tying the record this afternoon. Would love to see us break

El Paso, Texas- Plenty of sunshine in the forecast this Saturday. Though we may be a few degrees cooler than Friday, it will still be near our record high temperature that we hit in 2006. For El Paso, the record high temperature to beat is 95 degrees. I have us hitting 96 today. Afternoon winds

Temps will stay in the mid and upper 90’s this weekend with potentially record setting heat Saturday. The record high is 95 degrees in 1940 and I am forecasting 96. The winds will be out of the SW with gusts around 25 mph. Sunday looks hot as well with sunshine and temps around 95. Cold

The ABC-7 First Alert continues for the heat and dry conditions. This afternoon we could see record-breaking temperatures(96 degrees) plus, the earliest 100-degree day for El Paso on record. A Red Flag Warning will go into effect from 1 pm until 9 pm tonight. The winds will increase out of the west at 15 to

Friday could not only see record heat (96 is record) but the earliest 100 degrees for El Paso on record! The current record for the earliest 100 degrees occurred May 8. Some high clouds will hang around along with SW winds gusting to around 25 mph by the afternoon. The weekend looks good with sunshine

The ABC-7 First Alert remains in effect for the heat. Temperatures will be noticeably warmer Thursday and the winds won’t be as strong this afternoon. High clouds will be on the increase but that won’t stop us from seeing temperatures reach the low 90s. On Friday the temperatures will soar, climbing to 100 degrees, if

A nice night tonight with clear skies and light winds. Thursday looks good to as highs climb to the low and mid 90’s. We need to watch Friday. We could see not only a record high of 100 degrees but if we hit 100 that would be the earliest ever on record for El Paso.

The ABC-7 StormTRACK Weather team issued an ABC-7 First Alert. A cold front will move across the area early Wednesday morning with northeast winds behind the boundary-pushing cooler air into the region. Windy conditions will occur along western facing mountain slopes expect peak wind gusts near 40 mph. The winds should diminish during the afternoon.

El Paso could see the earliest first 100 degrees of the spring Friday. If we hit it, that would be the earliest on record. Right now the record is May 8th which occurred in 1989. In the meantime, temps will be a little cooler Wednesday behind a weak cold front that will sweep in during

We just missed out tying the record high temperature of 96 degrees for Monday seeing a high of 95. We will be close to the same temperature for Tuesday as the sunshine takes over again. A weak cold front moves in for Wednesday that will cool us down about 5-7 degrees from Tuesday. If you

El Paso, Texas- Yesterday brought a near perfect day to the borderland… Today, the heat returns. The number to beat is 95, and we will come close to it this afternoon. We won’t break any records today, but the warm weather will stick around all week. Tomorrow the winds will be on the breezy side,