Forecast

Windy, warm and dry weather will result in increased fire danger Thursday. West winds will increase 20 to 25 with gusts near 40 mph along the eastern slopes, this evening. A heatwave is expected to track into the borderland on Sunday and continue through next week. Afternoon temperatures will climb well into the mid and

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Westerly Winds will gust to around 40 mph tonight and overnight – primarily on the E/NE sides of town. Winds should settle down around 5 am and not be much of an issue Wednesday – gusts later day around 25 from the NW. Temps Wednesday will be a bit cooler with highs in the lower

Winds will increase around the region this afternoon ahead of an approaching upper-level system. Strong winds combined with very low relative humidity and will support fire danger throughout the borderland. Therefore a Red Flag Warning will be in place this afternoon. Winds will increase this evening from the west with a sustained speed of 20

We will remain warm and dry for the remainder of the week. This afternoon winds will increase gusts around 20 to 25 mph, then stronger on Tuesday. Saturday we will see our afternoon high temperatures reach the low 80s behind a cold front. The temperatures will rebound right back above average for Sunday.

The winds will pick up for Saturday with gusts out of the west around 45 mph. The peak gusts will impact the E/NE sides of town. The strongest gusts will occur between 2-8 pm then gradually settle down after 8. Temps will climb to the low 80’s Saturday and upper 70’s for Sunday. For the

Warm and dry on Friday, with the wind still the big weather story. Afternoon wind gusts to 35 mph through the weekend. Temperatures will hold steady in the 80s, running above normal next week. The region will remain dry for the next 7 days.

Typical April weather continues across the Borderland. The winds will increase this afternoon around 25 mph with much of the same on Friday. The winds will increase on Saturday and Sunday reaching 35 mph. A low-pressure system on Tuesday will bring even stronger wind speeds to the area. No rain is expected at this time

Sunshine and temps climbing around 80 will be common into the weekend. Lots of sunshine will prevail. Winds will gusts out of the west at around 25 mph next couple of days and then around 35 mph for weekend in to early next week. For the latest forecast and Doppler radar: http://www.kvia.com/weather

The quiet and dry weather will stick around through the weekend. For the rest of the week, I will be tracking a few weather systems that will bring breezy and windy conditions. Each afternoon winds will peak between 25 and 35 mph. Temperatures will climb to the upper 70s to mid-80s.

The typical spring weather pattern returns to the Borderland. There will be plenty of sunshine with just a few passing clouds, unfortunately, no rain is in the forecast this week. Temperatures will run below normal reaching the low 70s this afternoon, we’ll climb back to the low 80s by the end of the week. Thursday

It’s April and something that we must have to endure – winds and dust. Those windy conditions that we have been seeing will gradually diminish after 8pm tonight. Gusts have been around 50 mph in parts of the NE side of town. Tomorrow, the winds will be from the NW and not much of a

The ABC-7 First Alert remains in effect as another disturbance tracks across the region Monday.The winds will begin to increase mid-morning but really kick up this afternoon. Be sure to secure outdoor patio furniture, trampolines, and lay portable basketball goals down the ground in the morning.Some areas could see some blowing dust this afternoon with

A warm Good Friday is in store for the borderland with wind gusts near 30 mph this afternoon. Temperatures will run cooler Saturday topping out in the low 70s and wind gusts around 40 mph. Temperatures will rebound on Easter Sunday but the wind will stick around.

Temperatures will be comfortable in the 70s with breezy conditions, this will be the weather story for Thursday. On Saturday, a storm system will bring cooler temperatures along with rain chances. Temperatures will rebound for Sunday with temperatures running close to the average of 77 degrees for next week.

The warm weather will continue through Friday with highs cooling a few degrees each day. On Saturday, an upper-level low will bring much cooler temperatures along with rain chances. Temperatures will warm-up on Easter Sunday with wind gusts around 30 mph.

Looking good again for Wednesday with sunshine and above normal temps hitting around 81. The winds will be up a tad – gusting out of the SW at 30 mph. The holiday weekend looks a bit cloudy Saturday with some gusty winds around 40 mph out of the SW. There will also be a slight

Warm dry and mostly sunny skies are in the forecast Tuesday. Tomorrow and Thursday a weather system will bring winds gusts to 35 mph, followed by cooler temperatures for the rest of the week.

Looks good for Tuesday with sunshine and warm temps. Winds will be in the breezy category with gusts from the SW around 25 mph. Winds get stronger for Wednesday and Thursday with gusts around 35 mph. The weekend looks nice but Windy Easter Sunday. For the latest forecast and Doppler radar: http://www.kvia.com/weather

The region will start the week under partly to mostly cloudy skies and temperatures climbing to the low 80s. A low-pressure system will move across the region Wednesday and Thursday causing windy conditions Wednesday and cooler temperatures Thursday. It will remain dry and warm Friday through Easter Sunday.