Forecast

A quiet weather pattern will be in place for the next few days. This afternoon through the weekend temperatures will climb to the mid and upper 70s with some areas reaching the 80s. We will see a mix of sun and clouds and mainly dry weather. The next system will bring a slight chance for

Weather looks good for the next several days with generally just some breezy winds from the SW. Peak gusts around 25 mph, but we’ll have lots of sunshine with just some high clouds. Rain chances arrive later next week but rain chances only around 10%. For the latest forecast and Doppler radar: http://www.kvia.com/weather

Please avoid any activities that involve or include activities that could start a fire. A Red Flag Warning is in place for the Borderland! It will be another warm and windy afternoon with wind gusts around 35 mph. Dry weather will continue with temperatures reaching the upper 70s and low 80s this afternoon. The weekend

Winds will gust to around 35 mph tonight. Winds will pick up again tomorrow with gusts around 30-35 mph out of the SW. Friday looks nice with sunshine and the weekend looks good to with some breezes. Temps will be in the upper 70’s and low 80’s. For the latest forecast and Doppler radar: http://www.kvia.com/weather

Today’s forecast calls for very warm and windy conditions. West to southwest winds will increase between 15 to 20 mph with gusts up to 35 mph through Thursday. Temperatures will be a few degrees warmer with some locations reaching the low 80s. High clouds are expected to continue and some locations could experience patchy blowing

Tuesday’s forecast will be nicer than yesterday and not as windy, a great day to get outdoors while you continue to practice social distancing. The sky will be clear this morning but a system off to our west will bring partly cloudy skies this afternoon. This same system will bring gusty winds and dust as

Tuesday’s high will reach the upper 70’s with increasing high clouds. Winds pick up Wednesday and Thursday with gusts around 30-35 mph. Temps will climb to the lower 80’s. For the lastest weather and Doppler radar: http://www.kvia.com/weather

Hold onto your hats much the week looks to be windy. A Pacific storm moves to the area Wednesday and Thursday bringing gusty winds and blowing dust. Temperatures will run above normal in the low 80s for the rest of the week.

The ABC-7 First Alert continues for high winds Friday afternoon. Expect wind gusts up to 50 mph across most of the area, with even stronger gusts possible along the eastern slopes of the mountains. A few rain showers will also be around this morning before dissipating. Temperatures will cool behind the cold front Friday night

The winds will pick up for Friday under variably cloudy skies. Gusts reaching around 50 mph for those primarily in the E/NE sides of town. A cold front will also sweep in lowering our temps to the low and mid 70’s and then 60’s for Saturday. Sunday looks good with temps in the mid 70’s

The ABC-7 stormTRACK Weather team issued an ABC-7 First Alert for stronger winds and cooler temperatures. The main story for today and tomorrow will be strong winds. Friday a cold front and upper trough will move through the borderland. The strongest winds will impact the area Friday as wind gusts could exceed 45 possibly 50

Gusts will hit around 40 mpg Thursday but expect gusts to 50 mph Friday from Noon until 5 pm. Blowing dust in spots but don’ expect much widespread. A cold A cold front will arrive Friday cooling us down to the low and mid 70’s; then mid to upper 60’s for Saturday. The weekend looks

The ABC-7 StormTRACK Weather team issued an ABC-7 First Alert for strong winds Thursday and Friday. A storm system will bring stronger winds up to 40 mph on Thursday and 50 mph on Friday. Followed by a cold front that will bring a big drop in temperatures Friday into Saturday. Skies will be clear Wednesday

Temps will be in the low to mid 80’s for Wednesday and Thursday before cooling down a bit for Friday and the weekend. The winds will pick up for Wednesday with SW gusts around 35 mph by afternoon. Thursday and Friday will be the windiest. A cold front arrives early Friday the will cool us

Temperatures will be a few degrees cooler than yesterday get outdoors and enjoy the nice weather. Strong winds return on Thursday and Friday, with below-average high temperatures on Friday and Saturday afternoon. So far Sunday looks great!

Nice weather for Tuesday as temps stay warm. Winds will pick up by Wednesday thru Friday again. Gusts will hit 35 mph out of the SW Wednesday and then 45 mph gusts out of the W/NW Thursday and Friday. The weekend looks good with mainly sunny skies and comfortable temps. For the latest weather and

An ABC-7 First Alert is in effect for this afternoon and evening as we expect wind gusts of 40 mph. Windy conditions and some areas of blowing dust will also be a concern. Temperatures will reach the low 80s today through Thursday. We will also see a repeat of the windy weather on Thursday and

Social distancing doesn’t have to doom your weekend, the rain will take a break so get out and enjoy the outdoors. It will be warmer, drier and breezy this weekend. Temperatures will be on the increase as daily highs top out in the 70s. Next week the winds will be the big story as we

A typical spring weather pattern returns and will continue through next week. Temperatures will slowly climb above normal this weekend. We will be on the breezy side with winds around 10-20 miles per hour and gusts a little higher. We will top off the mid-70s with sunny skies. El Paso has recorded the third wettest

El Paso recorded the third wettest March so far this month. The airport measured 2.02″ so far for the month. The record is 2.26″ that fell in 1958. A decent amount of sunshine in the forecast with some high clouds. Temps will climb to the upper 60’s Friday with 70’s, near 80 for the weekend.

The first day of spring brings cooler temperatures and windy conditions to the borderland. We will say goodbye to the rain at least for now. This has been the second wettest March on record for El Paso, the El Paso Airport has accumulated 2.02 inches of rain so far this month and 3.07 inches so

The rain ends Thursday AM but the winds will hang around until midday. Gusts could hit near 40 mph and with the cooler temps in place, those winds will make if feel colder – so a light jacket for many. Sunshine will be prevalent but temps will stay in the upper 50’s and low 60’s.