Forecast

As the storm system continues to move away from the borderland, winds will be lighter this afternoon. The region will be under sunny skies, it will still be chilly as cold air continues to move into the region. High temperatures will only top out in the upper 40s, almost 20 degrees below normal for this

The 35 mph gusts today along with the cold air behind the cold front made for a rough day for anyone spending time outdoors. The winds will slowly weaken overnight but cold air will in place until around 10 am. Temps will likely drop to anywhere from 22-26 degrees. The coldest we’ve been so far

The ABC-7 StormTRACK Weather team issued an ABC-7 First Alert. A cold front will bring stronger winds and colder temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday. Area-wide the winds will be on the increase peaking between 35 to 40 mph. The warmer weather will return after Wednesday, lighter winds and dry conditions are to be expected. The next

Another cold front will pay us a visit Tuesday giving us more winds and a shot of colder air Tuesday and Wednesday. Winds will turn to the North and gust to 35 mph making it feel colder later in the day. Temps by Wednesday AM will drop to the mid and upper 20’s and only

Temperatures will be around average for this time of year while winds will be a bit breezy 10-20 mph in the afternoon, but much lighter than what we experienced Sunday. Skies look sunny across the region.

It will be another mostly cloudy day Saturday with only a slight chance for light rain or sprinkles. Temps will climb to the mid 60’s – so at least a fairly warm day. Sunday a cold front will arrive very early in the day and shove all the clouds and moisture to the east of

A colder and cloudy forecast for Friday. Rain chances will also be possible across the area. Our rain chances will be around 10% but don’t expect to see much sunshine at all. Clouds will blanket the region on Saturday along with rain chances but temperatures will be warmer in the 60s. Sunday a cold front

The ABC-7 StormTRACK Weather team issued an ABC-7 First Alert for windy conditions and cooler temperatures. A cold front will arrive Thursday bringing wind gusts between 40 to 45 mph for west El Paso, southern Dona Ana, Hudspeth, and Otero Counties. The borderland will also be much colder by the end of the week. Friday

A cold front will arrive from the east Thursday causing the winds to increase from the NE/E at 35 mph. The peak gusts will occur on the west side of town. Cooler air will push in as well making it a colder day. When you combine the colder air with the winds, a jacket will

High pressure will bring mostly dry weather today and Thursday before the next system brings a chance for rain Friday and Saturday. Windy conditions are to be expected Saturday and Sunday with wind gusts to 35 mph. Skies will be mostly cloudy in the morning then becoming partly cloudy this afternoon with a high temperature

A little cooler day expected for Wednesday with high clouds gradually leaving by Wednesday evening. Another cold front will arrive Thursday to cool us down even more while moisture arrives for Friday and Saturday. Saturday is expected to be mostly cloudy with a 30% rain then clearing skies for Sunday. For the latest weather and

A cold front will move through the borderland and bring cooler temperatures Wednesday. The next system will move through later this week and bring a chance for rain. At the end of the week through Saturday the winds will be on the increase.

If you liked this weekend you’ll enjoy Presidents Day, the warm dry weather will continue. The chance of rain will return Friday through the weekend as the next system approaches bringing windy conditions.

Nice weather for the weekend with just some high clouds. Winds will not be much of a problem out of the SW. Expect temps to be in the upper 60’s and low 70’s. Rain chances arrive next week, perhaps as early as Tuesday night but more likely Wednesday and Thursday. We can’t rule out a

A forecast to love on this Valentine’s Day! The weather will remain nice through Saturday and Sunday for the El Paso Runners Marathon. Temperatures will run well above normal through President’s Day, the warmest day of the week. Moisture moves into the area and we could see showers develop Tuesday evening into Thursday. Snow will

Nice weather for the next several days weather you’re delivering flowers or running around for that perfect “I love you gift.” Temps will be in the 60’s through the weekend – maybe hitting 70 degrees. The changes arrive Tuesday thru Thursday of next week. Rain chances along with a slight chance for snow if temperatures

The borderland continues to dry out after our last weather system. A warming trend will bring pleasant weather through the weekend with rain chances returning Monday.

Nice weather in store for the next several days as temps warm to the upper 50’s and mid 60’s for the weekend. Winds will be light so no problem with any outdoor activities. Changes will arrive next week as we track another storm that could bring us some rain and there is the potential for

The ABC-7 First Alert has been lifted. Scattered snow showers moved into the borderland making it a wintry start for Wednesday commuters. Large snowflakes came down in west El Paso and slowly drifted east hitting the northeast and east sides of town. The snow caused slushy conditions on the area roads and made it difficult

This latest February winter storm that brought rain, sleet and then snow across the area continues to move NE. The E/NE sides of El Paso picked up anywhere from 0.5″ to nearly 2″ of snow while Las Cruces had around 2″. Ground temperatures have been warm so the snow did not accumulate on the roadways

The ABC-7 First Alert continues through Tuesday for widespread showers and much colder temperatures. A low-pressure system will combine with a cold front to bring rain showers with isolated thunderstorms across much of the area through tonight. This will spread another round of showers to much of the area today in addition to heavy snow

The ABC-7 First Alert continues for Tuesday and Tuesday night. More rain will move in from the SW making the morning commute slick again. Colder air behind a cold front will keep our high temps only in the 40’s. As temps chill more by Tuesday night and Wednesday AM we could mix in some light