Forecast

The ABC-7 First Alert continues Wednesday as an upper low brings rain and mountain snow showers. Grab the jacket because temperatures will be cooler and an umbrella, some areas could pick up .25 inches or more. Stronger winds will impact the region Thursday morning with wind gusts for east and northeast sides of town around

Our next round of rain will arrive Wednesday and Wednesday night. Some areas could see .10″ while others could pick up .24″ or more in spots. Take an umbrella and light coat as temps will be cooler – in the lower 60’s. The stronger winds should hold off until early Thursday AM with gusts for

An ABC-7 First Alert is in effect as a weather system approaches the area, clouds will increase across the Borderland. Winds will be breezy and all heavy rain chances should hold off until Wednesday. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely Wednesday causing slick roadways and minor flooding. A few storms may produce small hail and

March winds will begin to impact the Borderland – a weather event we have not see much of this month. A cold front will arrive from the west Wednesday and the winds will crank up to near 45 mph for the E/NE sides of town. There will be some moisture with this system so some

The sunshine returns to the Borderland at least for one day. The warm temperatures will continue to be the story with our highs topping off in the mid and upper 70s. On St. Patrick’s Day Tuesday the clouds return with slight chances of some afternoon showers. Those would be fairly light and short-lived. Rain chances

The rain continued overnight into Friday morning but drier air moves in this evening. So far the El Paso International Airport accumulated 1.53 inches of rain, Las Cruces 1.3 inches at Las Cruces International Airport. We are already well above average for the month with more expected next week. It will become windy this afternoon

Mostly light rain will continue off and on for tonight and again tomorrow before drier air arrives toward Friday evening. Rainfall amounts expected to remain just below .25″ across most of the area. El Paso and Las Cruces are already well above average for the month with more expected. Saturday looks nice with sunshine and

The ABC-7 StormTRACK First Alert will continue Thursday and Friday. Rain will start to increase as an upper low to our west continues to stream moisture over the borderland. Some areas could see .25 inches of rain by the time this system moves east. So far this month we have already had 1.29 inches of

Rain will start to increase a bit Thursday and Friday. It appears that rainfall totals could be upwards of .25″ in spots by the time this system moves east. So far this month we have already had 1.29″ of rainfall – typically we only get .26″ on average. Temps will be able to climb to

The StormTrack weather team has issued an ABC-7 First Alert. March and April are typically our driest months all year, but we will continue to see rain chances for the next several days. A few rain showers will be possible and a slight chance for thunderstorms, but today the rain, if any will be mostly

March and April are typically our driest months all year; but we continue to see rain chances on the upswing for the next several days. Potential for rainfall up to .24″ over two to three days – normally what we get for the entire month. Temps will stay warm with highs in the low to

Temperatures will warm to a couple of degrees above normal today. Tropical moisture moves in this morning, so the region will be under partly to mostly cloudy skies. A few showers will develop out west this afternoon. Showers and even a few thunderstorms are possible on Wednesday, with even better chances on Thursday. The storms

March is one of our driest months of the year but wait! Not this year. Get ready for more opportunities Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Our latest FutureTrack rainfall model is indicating some areas could see 0.5″ of more as it looks now. Temps will gradually cool from the mid 70’s Tuesday to lower 60’s Friday.

The borderland will see a break from the rainy weather as drier air moves in. High temperatures will warm into the upper 60s during the afternoon. The quiet weather won’t last very long as the next system brings an extended period of rain through Friday. We’ll finally dry out this weekend. Temperatures will generally be

Friday will be all about the winds with gusts in the 20 to 30 mph range. Partly cloudy skies will hang around for most of the day as well. We clear out and quiet down by the evening hours as temperatures drop into the low 50s. Saturday for most of the day looks great. Mild

After heavy rain set a new record of .83″ of rainfall at the El Paso Airport, we have dried out quickly for Wednesday. Expect the dry and average conditions to continue the next few days as that system tracks eastward bringing a severe weather threat to the Gulf Coast. Temperatures will drop into the 30s

The ABC-7 First Alert continues, some voters may have to battle stormy weather at the polls on Super Tuesday. A strong upper level low will bring active weather to the borderland. The low is currently moving across the Gulf of California and into the northern Sonoran region of Mexico. Temperatures will be above normal across

It will be an unusual day for the month of March – our 2nd driest month of the year, on average. Rainfall will begin early Tuesday morning and continue off and on throughout the day. There will be some heavy pockets of rain so be prepared for some isolated flooding issues. Rainfall amounts could be

The ABC-7 First Alert continues for the start of the week, not for the winds this time but showers and thunderstorms. The clouds will continue today and rain chances will begin to move into the region this evening. The best chances for rain will be on Tuesday, clouds, and rain will cool the region down.

The ABC-7 First Alert is in place for Sunday and Monday due to the stronger winds anticipated. Gusts from the SW/W will peak at 40 mph with the potential for some blowing dust and sand. Sunday’s strongest gusts will hit between 11 am and 6 pm. Temps over the weekend will be in the low

Warmer temperatures are in the forecast Friday through the weekend. Clouds will hang around and winds pick up Saturday through Tuesday. The next system moves into the area Monday. Temperatures drop Tuesday with the passing of a cold front. Cooler temperatures will be in store for mid-week next week.

Some high clouds Friday but still a pretty decent day with temps in the mid and upper 60’s. Winds will be light. The weekend will see some additional high clouds along with some winds. Gusts Saturday will hit near 30 mph and around 40 mph for Sunday. Winds will be out of the SW. Weekend

Warm temperatures and clear skies will finish out the workweek. The next weather system moves into the area late Monday. This system will only bring a slight chance for showers. A cold front pushes through with this system and lowers temperatures for Tuesday.

Temps will bottom out in the 20’s again overnight but get warmer by the afternoon. Highs will reach the upper 50s and low 60s for Thursday then 70s for the weekend. The only issue for your weekend will be the winds cranking up Sunday with gusts around 40-45 mph with some blowing dust and sand