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ABC-7 Storm Track Weather – Rio Grande River in El Paso county looks good. Cooler, Cloudier, and Windier Weather Ahead

The Rio Grande is coming down. River levels are in the safe zone with no expectation of any flooding concerns now across El Paso County. A noticeable change in the weather is headed our way as a backdoor cold front pushes through the Borderland tonight, bringing cooler temperatures, increasing clouds and gusty east to northeast

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ABC-7 First Alert Continues – Slight chance for storms Wednesday. Flooding rains exit.

El Paso and the surrounding region are in for a stormy and potentially hazardous today as deep tropical moisture combines with an approaching Pacific trough. A Flood Watch remains in effect through 6 a.m. Wednesday for the entire region. Remnants of Hurricane Polo are helping fuel an unusually moisture-rich atmosphere, increasing the threat for flash

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ABC-7 First Alert: Tropical remnants of Polo will bring heavy rain and potential flooding, 1-1.5 inches in certain spots expected

Our ABC-7 First Alert continues for preparation for this week’s heavy rain and flooding potential associated with the tropical remnants of Polo is expected. This afternoon will be nice and clear with highs in the 80s. There will be slight chances for isolated evening showers and thunderstorms this evening mostly to the west of us.

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ABC-7 StormTrack Weather: Calm Sunday Weather before flash flood watch issued Monday afternoon through Wednesday

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — Sunday tracking to remain relatively quiet across the Borderland, but a major change in the weather pattern arrives Monday. The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Watch for the region from Monday afternoon through Wednesday as a surge of tropical moisture moves into the Borderland. Widespread rain and

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ABC-7 First Alert: Looking good this weekend in the Borderland, tropical remnants will bring heavy rain and flood potential this coming week

Our ABC-7 First Alert continues in preparation for tropical remnants that are expected to bring heavy rain and flood potential to the Borderland. Today and Sunday afternoons will be nice. If you are going to the Oregon State at UTEP game, it will be in the 80s at kickoff time around 7PM. After the game,

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ABC-7 First Alert Continues – More Wet Weather Arrives Next Week. Some Flooding Potential.

First, this weekend looks good. We have a much quieter and generally drier weather pattern for the Borderland. High temperatures will be close to seasonal averages, giving us a brief break from the active weather pattern. However, that break may be short-lived. The weather pattern begins to change Sunday into Monday as the forecast models

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ABC-7 First Alert through early Friday: More Monsoonal Moisture Brings Rain and Flooding Concerns.

More monsoonal moisture is moving into the Borderland tonight, bringing another round of heavy showers and thunderstorms and keeping the threat for flooding elevated across the region. Heavy rains pounded parts of the Lower Valley, Socorro, Las Cruces and Alamogordo. Along with the flooding rains, a buffet of lightning blanketed those areas with some power

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ABC-7 First Alert Continues – More Rain Ahead as Storm Chances Continue Through Friday

The active weather pattern continues across southern New Mexico and far West Texas, with more rounds of showers and thunderstorms expected through the end of the week. Showers and isolated thunderstorms are gradually tapering off, especially west of the Rio Grande Valley. However, the atmosphere remains very moist, and additional disturbances moving through the region

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ABC-7 First Alert: Flash Flood Warning for El Paso and Dona Ana Counties including Anthony, El Paso, Horizon City, Santa Teresa and Socorro until 6 AM

The National Weather Service in El Paso has issued a Flash Flood Warning for El Paso and Dona Ana Counties including Anthony, El Paso, Horizon City, Santa Teresa and Socorro until 6 AM. Between 1-1.5 inches of rain has fallen in the warned area and an additional 0.5-1 inch of rain is expected to fall.

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