Forecast

Enjoy being outdoors this weekend. Lots of sunshine along with above average temps and light winds in the forecast. Temps expected to hit in the upper 60’s with some areas in the low 70’s. Winds will be from a westerly direction about 5-15. Winds kick up Monday so get ready. Gusts from the west will

The mainly sunny skies dry and warm weather will continue through the weekend. The high temperatures in El Paso and Las Cruces will reach the mid-60s Saturday and Sunday, enjoy the gorgeous weather. Clouds will be on the increase Monday as the next system moves into the region. Winds will peak around 20 to 30

The weather will continue to be nice for Friday and the weekend. Lots of sunshine along with temps in the mid 60’s will be common across the area. The winds will be light and turning more westerly later Friday and the weekend. I expect the winds to be from 5-15 mph for the next several

Dry weather will continue into the weekend across the borderland. Mostly clear skies and light winds will allow temperatures to climb into the mid-60s. Winds will increase on Monday along with a slight chance for rain. A weak cold front will move in on Tuesday dropping temperatures into the upper 50s.

Temps will drop to the low and mid 30’s Thursday morning but then rebound to the low and mid 60’s by the afternoon. Lots of sun will be available to enjoy with much lighter winds. Friday and the weekend looks good with sun and temps in the mid 60’s. For the latest weather and Doppler

The dry warm weather trend begins today and will continue into the weekend. The weekend ahead will be filled with mostly clear skies and light winds. Winds will be on the increase next Monday and Tuesday. A few showers will be possible as this system moves through the region.

Rainfall amounts Tuesday were generally light. El Paso received from .01 – .08″ throughout town. The EL Paso airport picked up .07″. Wednesday morning could see some patchy fog but that will give way to sunshine. Temps will be near 60 degrees with winds out of the NW at 5-15,G with gusts around 30 mph.

A storm system will begin moving into the area Tuesday morning. Showers will spread into the western half of the borderland during the morning hours and then spread eastward by this afternoon. The scattered showers will cause some slick spots along the I-25 corridor around lunchtime, light rain totals are expected. Temperatures will run below

Our next Pacific storm arrives Tuesday bringing with it rain chances and cloud cover. Rain chances will be around 30% with most of it being more on the lighter side. The system will quickly move out Tuesday night with sunshine for Wednesday and Thursday with warmer temps – right around 60. For the latest forecast

Two storm systems will move across the borderland over the next few days. The first storm system is already spreading high clouds into the area and will bring a chance of showers to most of the area. Thursday into the weekend we will see drier conditions.

Sunshine will be in force for the first part of the weekend. A weak cold front arrives overnight that will keep temps near 60 degrees with some breezes out of the NE – gusts around 25 mph. Some high clouds develop late Saturday and Sunday as temps stay in the upper 50’s Still watching some

Despite the cloudy start to Friday morning, the skies will clear out by the afternoon. Sunshine will return this afternoon to help warm temperatures back into the 60s and slightly back above average. Nice weather is expected this weekend, a weak backdoor cold front will move through the area. The cold front will bring cooler

Rainfall amounts were generally light across the area with nearly .20″ at the El Paso airport to .03″ here at KVIA-TV. Temps stayed in the 40’s for most of the afternoon with overcast skies. Expect lots of sunshine developing for Friday with temps in the upper 50’s and lower 60’s for Saturday. More clouds will

Moisture will return to the forecast and a cold front will drop temperatures back to the 50s Thursday. Expect windy conditions for those that live on the west side of town. Showers move out of the region Friday morning and winds will remain breezy throughout the day. A backdoor cold front will move in this

A cold front slides in from the east early Thursday AM leaving us with cooler air and overcast skies. There will be some opportunities for rain but not much anticipated. Winds will be up a bit for the west side of the mountains with gusts around 30-35 mph adding to the chill of the air.

Another warm afternoon in store for the Borderland. The next few days the region will remain warm, Thursday morning, a backdoor cold front brings rain chances back into the ABC-7 day forecast. Winds will be from the east and southeast between 5 to 15 mph. Rain will linger into Friday. Drier weather returns this weekend

I’m expecting temps to hit a record high Tuesday. The record is 71 degrees in 1980 and I’m forecasting 71. We should enjoy a good amount of sunshine along with light winds. Changes arrive Wednesday when more clouds arrive – becoming mostly cloudy. Rain chances begin late Wednesday night and Thursday along with some cooler

Bundle up if you are heading out around sunrise Saturday. Temps will start off around 29 and then struggle to hit 50 by the afternoon. Lots of sunshine will occur along with light winds out of the SW. Temps will get a little warmer for Sunday with a high at 57 – again we should

The ABC-7 StormTRACK Weather team issued an ABC-7 First Alert for Friday. Colder temperatures, winds, scattered rain expected as a storm system moves across the region today. Light snow started falling in area mountains this morning and should continue off and on during the day. El Paso and Las Cruces will experience scattered light rain

Changes in store for Friday as a cold front arrives bringing with it colder air and winds. Temps will only be in the lower to mid 50’s Friday after hitting the upper 60’s Thursday. Wind gusts will hit 35 mph out of the W/NW making it feel colder by the afternoon. There will also be