Weather

EL PASO, Texas — Pretty good start to the day Sunday with temperatures starting off in the upper 50s. Sunshine will hang around for the first few hours of the day before we see a few clouds roll in. We will have partly cloudy skies through the afternoon with winds slighty calmer than Saturday. Not

A nice weekend for the most part. Winds will kick up a bit for Saturday with gusts around 30 mph. Temps will be in the mid and upper 80’s. Sunday looks good too. There will be a slight chance for rain later next week but only a 10% right now.

The warm dry conditions continue Friday with temperatures running above average. Temperatures will reach the 80s this afternoon, the breezy conditions prevail through the weekend. Next week, temperatures will drop to near normal, and it looks like we could see a slight rain chance next Thursday. If you plan on attending the UTEP Spring game

Winds will gust to 45 mph in El Paso and 50 mph in Las Cruces tonight. The stronger gusts will weaken very late tonight and into the overnight hours. Tomorrow will not be as windy with gusts around 30 mph out of the NW. Lots of sun will keep our temps in the low to

An ABC-7 First Alert is in effect for the Las Cruces area Thursday afternoon. The increased winds and dry conditions will create critical fire conditions in most areas, a Red Flag Warning will be in place. Expect gusts around 40 mph in El Paso and 55 mph in Las Cruces. Some patchy blowing dust could

The winds will once again crank up Thursday with gusts around 40 mph. Not expecting much dust and sand across the area but the winds will crank up out of the west during the afternoon and evening. Temps will be very warm. Expect highs in the upper 80s and low 90’s for Thursday with mid

Temperatures will run a few degrees cooler than yesterday with breezy to windy conditions. The forecast remains dry for the next several days so you are clear to get your car washed. Next week, a cold front could drop our temperatures to near normal.

Wind gusts will gradually decrease overnight after peaking at 48 mph in El Paso and 48 mph in Las Cruces. NE El Paso recorded the top gust at 52 mph. Temps will decrease a few degrees Wednesday behind a weak cold front. Winds will peak at 30 mph from the W/NW Wednesday but pick up

The ABC-7 Weather team issued an ABC-7 First Alert for gusty winds Tuesday. An upper low will move across the area bringing strong winds and blowing dust this afternoon. Expect gusts between 45 to 55 mph. Wednesday and Thursday will see windy afternoons again with a few areas of blowing dust and gusts around 35

The ABC-7 StormTRACK Weather team issued an ABC-7 First Alert for Tuesday. High pressure will bring another very warm afternoon with potential record-setting temperatures. It looks like the region will see its first 90-degree day with temperatures running well above average. High pressure will weaken by Tuesday as a trough generates strong wind gusts. West

El Paso, Texas- Make sure you’re hydrated and wearing plenty of sunscreen when you’re Easter egg hunting this Sunday. It’s going to be another warm day across the Borderland. Sunny skies on tap for many areas across the Borderland and afternoon highs will be in the mid-80s. Winds will stay relatively light from the South/Southeast

Temps will heat up for the Easter weekend with highs climbing to the mid and upper 80’s. No strong winds expected this time around like we had last year with peak gusts at 52 mph on 2020 Easter. I expect a good amount of sunshine too.

The forecast for Good Friday looks pretty good if you like warmer temperatures. The warming trend begins today and will continue through the holiday weekend. Easter Sunday will be warm with near-record high temperatures. Next Monday we could see our first 90-degree day! The near-record warmth continues through Tuesday. This afternoon, a storm system brings

Temps will begin to warm Friday and this weekend. Highs climbing to the low and mid 80’s. There will be a slight chance for an isolated storm mainly for our eastern counties in Hudspeth and Culberson. I will leave a slight chance here in El Paso at 10%. This holiday weekend I expect to see

Some residents in west El Paso woke up to gusty winds Thursday morning. Several locations received peak gusts near 40 mph. The easterly breeze will continue through the day. A warm-up trend kicks off tomorrow and will last through the holiday week and early next week. Temperatures will run below normal today reaching the low

There will be a disturbance that could kick off a few showers, maybe an isolated storm Friday afternoon and evening. Any rain we could see will be a bonus since April is typically our driest month of the year. The holiday weekend will be hot. Temps for Easter Sunday will be near 90.

Temperatures will run about 10 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday this afternoon. Most locations will see temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s with gusty east winds. Gulf moisture will track into the region Thursday and Friday bringing a chance for scattered showers. High pressure will return on Saturday warming temperatures to the

Wind gusty peaked at 51 mph for the NE side of town today. Very limited blowing dust and sand. Temps climbed to the low and mid 80’s across the area with El Paso hitting 84 – record is 86. A cold front tomorrow will keep temps in the upper 60’s and low 70’s with windy

An ABC-7 First Alert is in effect for increased winds Tuesday afternoon along with patchy blowing dust. Winds will increase around 20 to 25 mph with higher wind gusts near 40 mph. In addition to the winds and patchy blowing dust, temperatures will reach near-record values before a cold front moves in overnight. Temperatures will