Forecast

An ABC-7 First Alert is in effect for rain, rain/snow mix and a big drop in temperatures. The first system moved in overnight and produced rain across the borderland. The rain will end by mid-morning but we are still looking at about a 30% to 40% chance of showers through tonight. The second system moves

It’s a great weekend to catch up on outdoor work or just go for a long walk. Temps will climb to the mid and upper 60’s Saturday with around 70 or so Sunday. Next week we are watching our next cold front that will drop our temps to the upper 40’s and give us another

We will see quiet weather today through weekend with dying down and temperatures warming up. On Monday we will see another storm system approach the region from the west. We will see a chance for rain Monday through Thursday. The best day for rain chances will be on Tuesday.

Expect those temps to warm up over the next several days before we bring in some colder air with rain and snow chances next week. High clouds hang out tonight then clearing by morning. Temps will bottom out at around 36 degrees with our high hitting 61 for Friday. The weekend looks nice with 66

After a very active day Wednesday, we will see a quiet weather pattern. The winds this afternoon may get a little gusty at times, which will make it feel cooler. We will continue our warming trend as we move into the weekend.

Snowfall blanketed the El Paso area Wednesday with officially 2″ reported at the El Paso Airport. It was cold as well with a high only of 39 degrees. A foot of snow clobbered both Ruidoso and Cloudcroft. Dry, cold air will settle in Thursday morning dropping our temps to the mid and upper 20’s. Lots

A winter storm hit the borderland Tuesday and the snow continued to fall Wednesday morning. The National Weather Service El Paso trained weather spotters reported, 0.8″ of snow in northeast Las Cruces, 4.0″ in east El Paso, 3.6″ in northeast El Paso and 1.5″ in Alamogordo. The lingering snow showers will remain light through the

The ABC-7 First Alert continues for much colder temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday. A winter storm system will impact our region over the next few days. Bundle up! Temperatures will be much colder. Thankfully the winds won’t be as strong as yesterday afternoon but we will see wind gusts between 25 to 30 mph. Temperatures will

The winds will gradually weaken overnight. Two surges of colder air will arrive Tuesday and then again Tuesday night and Wednesday. There will be a limited amount of moisture in place but enough to perhaps see some light rain and maybe some light snow in parts of town. The best window for any light snow

The winds will gradually weaken overnight. Two surges of colder air will arrive Tuesday and then again Tuesday night and Wednesday. There will be a limited amount of moisture in place but enough to perhaps see some light rain and maybe some light snow in parts of town. The best window for any light snow

The ABC-7 StormTRACK Weather team issued an ABC-7 First Alert for strong winds and much colder temperatures this week. The next few days will feature active weather throughout the Borderland. A storm system brings a variety of winter weather to the region. Windy, much colder temperatures, and snow showers are likely. Temperatures will be much

A great weekend on tap with sunshine Saturday and temps in the low 60’s. Sunday will see more high level clouds moving up from the south and temps in the mid 60’s. We will watch the winds crank up Monday with gusts at 50 mph and some blowing dust and sand. Colder air arrives Tuesday

An ABC-7 First Alert is in effect for a strong system that will bring strong west to southwest winds to the borderland Monday. The windy conditions will develop early Monday and peak between 11 am and 5 pm. Some locations will see peak wind gusts to 50 mph. A cold front will usher in much

Winds will crank Monday with gusts around 50 mph along with blowing dust and sand. Until then, our weather will be fairly nice the next several days. Friday, temps will be in the mid 50’s with a brisk wind out of the NE at 30 mph making it feel a little cooler as well. The

There continues to be a slight chance for some rain Thursday. I am not expecting much rain to hit the Borderland but we’ll have a 10% chance at seeing scattered showers. Temperatures will be colder as cooler air moves in from the east so expect highs for Thursday in the lower 50s. The weekend looks

There continues to be a slight chance for some rain Thursday. Not expecting much to hit the Borderland but we’ll have a 20% shot. Temps will be colder as cooler air moves in from the east so expect highs for Thursday in the lower to mid 50s – even colder for our eastern counties. Friday

Clear skies, dry conditions, and light winds have made for a cold morning across the borderland. Rain and mountain snow showers develop late this afternoon across and continue overnight. There will be a slight chance for a few showers in the form of rain, snow, and sleet early on Friday. The weekend looks great with

It will be a chilly start to your Wednesday morning with temps in the upper 20’s and low 30’s. A decent amount of sunshine will help allow temps to hit the upper 50’s and low 60’s. A colder airmass arrives Thursday which will keep temps in the upper 40’s and low 50’s with a 20%

Sunny and calm conditions return to the forecast but with slightly below normal temperatures and light winds. The next system will move in on Wednesday night into Thursday. A brief wintry mix may affect some of the lower mountain passes Thursday morning. Warmer weather returns this weekend.

Sunshine returns Tuesday after some rain and small hail hit parts of the Borderland Monday. The area of low pressure also contributed to wind gusts of near 60 mph on the east and northeast sides of town. Temperatures for Tuesday will be in the upper 50’s with lighter winds out of the NW at 5-15.

Hopefully, you enjoyed the gorgeous weekend because changes will arrive Monday. We’ll see windy conditions along with isolated rain and snow showers. The fast-moving upper-level system will move in this afternoon, increasing winds of 25 to 35 mph across much of the area. A few rain showers and snow showers will also be possible. Temperatures