Forecast

Colder air will push in Friday by late morning and afternoon as a cold front arrives. There will be a slug of moisture as well to give us slight rain chances. Winds will likely peak at 35 mph out of the W/NW. The Sacramento mountains could squeeze out some snow – maybe around 1-2″ in

A storm system will move into the region and bring increased rain chances tonight into Friday. Winds on Friday will increase 15 to 25 mph with peak gusts around 35 mph. Winds will be strongest in the east and northeast sides of town. The weather system will move east by Friday night. Temperatures will drop

Nice weather continues for Thursday then a cold front arrives to cool us down Friday, increase the winds and send in some moisture. Temps for Thursday will likely climb to the mid and upper 60’s with some breezes by the afternoon. Cold front arrives Friday and will limit our heating to around 53 degrees with

The next system will move into the area Thursday. This will allow winds to increase up to 30 to 35 mph on Thursday and Friday. Moisture will also move into the region increasing rain chances Thursday night into Friday. Temperatures warm back up to the low 60s by Sunday, and early next week we will

Nice weather will continue the next couple of days with temps in the low to mid 60’s. A cold front arrives Friday to cool us down and provide a 20% rain. The winds will also kick up a bit with gusts out of the W/NW at around 35 mph. The weekend will be a little

Dry weather will remain in the forecast through Thursday with mostly dry and warm conditions. The next system will move through the area late Thursday night and Friday, resulting in a slight chance of showers. The dry weather will continue this weekend with temps climbing back to the 50s and low 60s by Sunday.

Nice weather will continue the next couple of days with sunshine and temps in the upper 50’s and low 60’s. I’m tracking our next storm for Thursday and Friday that will bring increased winds along with some moisture for rain chances. Wind gusts around 30-35 mph Thursday and Friday with increased clouds and rain chances.

The dry weather will continue today with temperatures running slightly above average. Winds will pick up between 25-30 mph and slowly diminish after sunset.The next system will move into the area late Thursday into Friday with chances for rain showers and mountain snow showers. Windy conditions will be possible both days.

EL PASO, Texas– The borderland was spoiled with nice weather this past weekend. Quiet weather continues this week but low end winds return Monday. Gusts of up to 30 mph are expected Monday morning into the early afternoon hours. Other than that, sunny skies and mild afternoon temperatures are expected Monday through Wednesday. A cold

Go ahead and use this weekend to take down some of those Christmas decorations that you have outdoors. I’m expecting lots of sunshine with warmer temps along with light winds. Temps should be able to hit upper 50s for Saturday and low 60s for Sunday. Winds will be from the W/NW at 5-15 mph. For

This would be a great time to take down those Christmas decorations as sunshine and light winds will dominate this weekend. Temps will be in the upper 50’s and low 60’s with light winds out of the W/SW for both Saturday and Sunday. For the latest forecast and Doppler radar: http://kvia.com/weaher

Borderland residents woke up to frozen windshields Friday morning, not everyone in the borderland has the forethought to buy an ice scraper for the chance that they might really need it one day. Just in case, there are a few stand-ins that may help you t do the trick: -Spatula -Credit cards -Plastic dustpan Other

Some west side residents of El Paso picked up nearly .20″ of rain Thursday. Wet roadways caused many folks to slow down on their way from work and on their way to return gifts. Drier air will work in overnight and allow for sunshine to return for Friday. Winds will be light out of the

Wednesday’s sunshine will not be repeated Thursday. A fast-moving storm system will bring a chance of light rain and snow showers around the area mountains. It will be windy as well with west winds between 20 to 30 mph. Showers will impact areas west this the afternoon and areas east and northeast this evening. Once

A disturbance will bring wind gusts and a slight chance for some rain tomorrow before it all heads quickly out of here by Thursday night and Friday AM. Winds will be out of the SW with gusts around 35-40 mph Wednesday night and Thursday. Rain chances will be around 10-20% with most accumulation light. The

High pressure will bring dry weather Tuesday afternoon. Those of you that will attend the New Year’s Eve showdown, Florida State vs. ASU temperatures will be in the 40s at the start of the game. Winds will increase around 5 to 15 mph with temperatures climbing to the low 50s. The next system will bring

It will start off cold – in the upper 20’s – but hit around 50 for the high for the big game. Expect sunshine and high clouds across the area with light easterly winds. If going to the game, dress in layers. Later Wednesday and Thursday the winds will crank up. Expect gusts to hit

Below normal temperatures will remain in the forecast for the remainder of the week. The next chance at seeing rain and snow showers will be on Wednesday night and Thursday. Windy conditions are also expected on Thursday with winds gusts peaking up to 40 mph. High pressure will then bring dry weather along with warming

The quiet weather pattern will stick around through the weekend. The next system will move into the region Tuesday and bring a slight chance for rain on Christmas Day. The afternoon highs will reach the 50s, perfect weather if you need to finish Christmas shopping. Take a jacket if you’re heading Downtown for some Winterfest

Temps will drop down to the mid 20’s again by tomorrow AM. The winds will be light so no wind chills to be too concerned. Highs Friday with plenty of sunshine will hit the mid 50’s. We will be close to 60 for the weekend. Christmas Eve and Day will see mostly cloudy skies with

It was another chilly start to the day and the quiet weather pattern will continue this afternoon. A few high clouds will move into the area with temperatures climbing to the 50s. The end of the week will be dry with plenty of sunshine. The warm weather trend will begin this weekend with afternoon highs

Cold start for much of the borderland. Temperatures below freezing for most of the region. We will have a slow warm up for today with temps topping off in the lower 50s. Tracking plenty of sunshine for tomorrow and into the weekend, before the threat of rain moves back in. -Andres Valle

We bottomed out at 24 degrees Wednesday AM – the coldest temp we had all year so far for 2019. Temps will drop down to the upper 20’s Thursday AM and climb to the lower 50’s with plenty of sunshine. There still continues to be a slight chance for some rain both Christmas Eve and

It will be very cold as you head out to school or work Wednesday morning. Temperatures will be in the teens and lower 20’s – pile on a few extra layers. Temps will begin to slowly warm up the rest of the week but the mornings will still be chilly as we anticipate overnight lows