Weather

Rain will begin later Monday night and last off and on mixing with some snow for Tuesday. There will be pockets of colder air which will translate to some areas getting snow accumulation. Most lowland locations will remain on the lighter side of possible snowfall. Temperatures will be the key overnight and Tuesday. Overnight lows

An ABC-7 First Alert is in effect as a winter storm moves into the region. The winter storm will begin moving through the borderland today, tonight, and overnight. The system will produce 8 to 12 inches of snow along the higher elevations and a rain-snow mix for the low land locations. The Boothill of New

El Paso, Texas- Our first of two storm systems will move in later this afternoon. The first one will bring gusty west winds will be the hot topic later this afternoon with the potential of seeing an isolated rain shower across Borderland locations. National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory from 1 P.M. this

Temps will rise to the mid 60’s Saturday with some breezes, gusts around 25 mph during the afternoon. Sunday, a cold front arrives that will drop our temps to the mid 50’s along with gustier winds. Wind gusts will hit 40 mph from the west. Colder air arrives Monday thru Wednesday with rain and even

The storm system that brought rain Thursday left enough moisture in the atmosphere to cause dense fog Friday morning. The thick fog made driving difficult for borderland commuters. It caused poor driving conditions and reduced visibility of 1 mile across southern New Mexico, Otero, Hudspeth, and El Paso Counties. The fog remains present along the

Did not pick up much rain today – most areas just less than .10″ but as we gradually begin to clear Thursday night, some patchy fog likely by early Friday. Once the fog lifts, expect sunshine and warmer temps – upper 50’s and low 60’s. Another system moves in late weekend to bring colder temps

The ABC-7 First Alert continues Thursday as an upper low moves through the borderland. We will see scattered rain showers this morning and afternoon with rain totals ranging from .10 to .50 inches. There will be periods of light to moderate rain, cloudy skies, and cold temperatures. The rain will move out tonight. The next

The morning started out wet as rain moved in from the south and spread widespread showers through the area. The Gila region and Hudspeth county did see freezing rain and a rain-snow mix. It appears that most of the active weather will move out during the morning hours, although there will be slick spots on

Winds will be strong until late Tuesday night then weaken. The rain is what we are waiting on. Expect it to move in from the south late tonight and tomorrow. We should get a break from the rain by Wednesday night then another wave will move in for Thursday before this system exits Friday. Temps

An ABC-7 First Alert is in effect remains in effect Tuesday. A cold front moved through the area overnight and brought colder temperatures and strong easterly winds. Wind gusts on the ABC-7 WeatherNet sites peaked at 52 mph at the Texas Tech Transmountain campus; several other locations hit 45 mph. The strong winds will make

An ABC-7 First Alert is in effect for changes that will take place several days this week. The dry spell will come to an end this week, not only will you will need your jacket, but you will want your umbrella. Tonight a cold front will move in and bring strong gusty east winds. Winds

El Paso, Texas- What a beautiful holiday weekend we’ve had in the Borderland. We get one more day of beautiful weather, before active weather makes it’s way across the region. Tonight we will see clear skies temps hovering right around freezing. Plenty of sunshine for Martin Luther King Day with highs in the 70s. Monday

EL PASO, Texas — A warm Sunday throughout the Borderland. But calm and dry conditions will come to an end on Monday evening. Sunny skies in store today. Highs in the mid-60s with winds 5 to 15 mph. Temperatures will be warming up to the lower 70s by Monday. Come Monday evening into Tuesday morning

El Paso, Texas — It’s been a beautiful weekend in the Borderland and the weather pattern will continue into Sunday and Monday. By Monday night the weather will drastically change as a cold front will push into the region. Mainly clear skies are in store tonight, tomorrow, and Monday. Temps will be relatively mild in

Temps will climb to the mid 60’s this weekend with a decent amount of sunshine. Next week we will get hit with a punch of colder air, winds and rain chances. Colder air arrives Tuesday behind a cold front from the NE. Best chance for rain will be late Wednesday and Thursday as it looks

Happy Friday, everyone! We made it through the week, enjoy the mild temperatures they won’t last. The weather will remain dry through Martin Luther King Jr. Day expect breezes to increase throughout the day. Sunday afternoon temperatures will drop a few degrees as a cold front moves in, bringing gusts near 30 mph. Cooler temperatures,

Warmer weather returns this afternoon with most lowland locations reaching the mid-60s. The above-average high temps will continue through Martin Luther King Jr. Day. A strong cold front moves in and brings a slight chance for rain next week.

Temps will warm Thursday AM to just shy of freezing. Sunshine with some high clouds will be around as temps climb to the low and mid 60’s. Temps will stay in the mid 60s rest of week. Another storm will arrive early to mid next week and cause some gusty winds with a slight change

A warming trend will begin today with most locations seeing temperatures in the upper 50s and 60s through Saturday. A weak cold front will move into the region Saturday and cool temperatures down a few degrees Sunday and on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. A stronger cold front will impact the region Tuesday bringing cooler

Temps will be a couple of degrees or so warmer Wednesday AM – dropping to the low 20’s. We should be able to hit the mid and upper 50’s by the afternoon. No strong winds will be expected so no major wind chills. Temps will warm to the mid 60’s by Thursday and Friday before

Temperatures will gradually warm up each day through Saturday. Expect highs in the low 50s today in El Paso and Las Cruces, sunny skies, and calm winds. Temperatures will drop below freezing tonight, remember the 4 P’s.

The coldest air since 2013 hit El Paso Monday AM – dropping to 18 degrees (by the way, the record for the coldest ever in El Paso was -8 on this very day in 1962). Very cold again overnight with lows in the teens and low 20’s Tuesday AM. Afternoon highs should hit the low