Snowfall in West El Paso
EL PASO, Texas — Some El Pasoans woke up to snowfall Monday morning. A thin blanket of snow dusted areas on the West side.
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Nice New Year’s Eve weather in store
EL PASO, Texas- The weather in the Borderland is shaping nicely for New Year’s Eve. The high temperature will be around 63 degrees while the overnight will dip to about 42. Winds will be light at around 15 to 20 miles per hour. New Year’s Day will be a different story. The rains will begin
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Nice weather for some football
EL PASO, Texas- Your Sun Bowl forecast started with a little bit of rain all throughout El Paso county. Those showers lifted around 5 AM. The winds will be in the 20-mile-per-hour range for most of the day. The temperature at kickoff will be around 54 degrees with your drive home at around 57 degrees.
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Almost 3,000 US flights canceled Monday as Southwest Airlines struggles
Originally Published: 26 DEC 22 06:01 ETUpdated: 26 DEC 22 14:12 ETBy Forrest Brown, CNN (CNN) — Last week’s winter weather travel mess is lingering like a hangover into this week — and the headaches are particularly bad for Southwest Airlines and its passengers on Monday.Almost 3,000 flights within, into or out of the US had
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Winter storm death toll rises to 25 in the Buffalo, New York, area as residents remain trapped under feet of snow
Originally Published: 26 DEC 22 01:51 ETUpdated: 26 DEC 22 11:45 ETBy Nouran Salahieh and Dakin Andone, CNN (CNN) — At least 25 people have died in Erie County, New York, as a result of a massive winter storm which blasted much of the US in recent days, county officials said Monday, bringing the nationwide death
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Flight cancellations top 1,600 on Christmas Day
Originally Published: 25 DEC 22 08:43 ETUpdated: 25 DEC 22 13:07 ETBy Forrest Brown, CNN (CNN) — With much of the United States still reeling from a nearly weeklong winter storm, flight cancellations and delays and other transportation challenges continued to pile up on Christmas Day.More than 1,600 flights within, into or out of the United
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Prolonged winter storm causes at least 26 deaths and leaves thousands without power
Originally Published: 25 DEC 22 01:48 ETUpdated: 25 DEC 22 11:28 ETBy Nouran Salahieh, CNN (CNN) — The prolonged winter storm that brought heavy snow, high winds and brutal cold to most of the US this past week has killed at least 26 people and left hundreds of thousands without power.Perhaps the worst impact was around
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Cold mornings lead to wind and precipitation later in the week
EL PASO, Texas- The cold mornings continue in the Borderland this week. The freezing overnight lows will continue until Tuesday though when temperatures begin to rise slightly. We should see around 65 degrees for the Wednesday high but parts of the city may see a little rain toward the evening hours. Thursday may also see
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Dangerous winter conditions on the way to the Borderland
EL PASO, Texas – Late on Thursday night, an Arctic air mass will move into the Borderland bringing dangerously cold temperatures and near-negative windchills. For anyone or anything left outside tonight, it could be a life-or-death situation. The National Weather Service is forecasting lows in the teens for the entire region on Thursday and Friday
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Migrants without asylum claim documents not allowed to shelter at El Paso Convention Center
EL PASO, Texas — Migrants still line the streets of downtown El Paso tonight despite the Convention Center opening its doors to migrants Wednesday evening. ABC-7 crews saw families with young children on the streets all doing their best to stay warm. Wearing beanies and sweatpants. Many of the migrants said their preparing for the
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Slight chance of rain with temperatures dropping
EL PASO, Texas- There is about a 10% chance of rain in between El Paso and Las Cruces this afternoon around 4 PM. Heavier rain and snow will fall in the central areas of New Mexico throughout the day. Wind speeds are mild ine the Borderland. Should not blow harder than 20mph throughout our area.
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Temperatures begin to drop this week
EL PASO, Texas- Temperatures in the Borderland begin to drop this week. The highs will be in the mid-50s throughout the El Paso area while Dona Ana sees temperatures in the low 50s. The overnight temperatures will be in the mid-30s with Thursday morning dropping down to 27. There is a slight chance of rain
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Prioritize the 4 P’s throughout the cold weather in the Borderland
EL PASO, Texas – It’s that time of year when cold weather can cause havoc on you and your belongings. From getting sick due to temperature changes to seeing your outdoor plants struggle during freezing nights, one must remember what the “4 P’s” are and how to protect them throughout the coldest months. The “4
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Monday and Tuesday bring winds and rain
EL PASO, Texas- After a mild and calm weekend, the rest of the week will be slightly different. On Monday evening rain and wind will begin. Winds will pick up to around 50 miles an hour and should end Tuesday afternoon. Temperatures will also begin to drop later in the week with Friday’s high being
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Nice weekend in store but changes on the way
EL PASO, Texas- It’s shaping up to be a nice weekend for Borderland residents. Monday though will bring in much change. There is a 30% chance of rain in the forecast for the beginning of the week with more light showers throughout. The winds look to get up to around 50 miles per hour Monday
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Foggy morning mixed with precipitation
EL PASO, Texas- Borderlanders woke up to a foggy scene this morning. Heavy fog has been reported north and west of El Paso all throughout southern New Mexico. As the sun makes its way up and the temperatures rise it will burn the fog off. Temperatures will be in the high 60s and low 70s
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Warm temps, slight chance of rain
Another favorable day in the Borderland. The high will be around 70 degrees and will drop down into the 40s overnight. Winds are light out of the east at around 10 miles per hour. There is a slight chance of rain today and tomorrow in the 20 percent range. There are more chances of rain
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Warm week ahead with a little wind
EL PASO, Texas- The Borderland is seeing a little bit of a warming phase this coming week. Temperatures will be in the mid-60s possibly warming up to around 70 degrees during the upcoming weekend. There is no precipitation in the forecast as well. Tuesday should see wind gusts into the 30 mile per-hour range. The
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Temperatures begin to warm up going into December
EL PASO, Texas- Temperatures in the Borderland will be a little warmer this week compared to the last two. The highs will be in the mid 60s for the majority of the week with the overnights in the 30s and 40s. There is no precipitation in the forecast currently. Winds will pick up slightly midweek
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Temperatures begin to rise
EL PASO, Texas- With freezing temperatures and precipitation over the weekend, the rest of the week is beginning to look a little better. We are still seeing freezing temperatures on Monday and Tuesday but Wednesday the low will be 37. From Tuesday on, the highs will be in the 60s with Sunday’s high at around
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Possible chance of snow mixed with rain this weekend
EL PASO, Texas- Winter has hit the Borderland. Saturday evening starting around 11 PM the El Paso area should start to see precipitation till around 5 AM Sunday morning. It looks like a 30% chance of rain mixed with snow. If snow does land in the lowland areas it should only add up to around
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National take a hike day and upcoming Mount Cristo Rey Pilgrimage
EL PASO, Texas – Every November 17, hikers across the United States celebrate their very own holiday- National Take a Hike Day. The United States- with its thousands of acres of National Parks, State Parks, monuments, and more- boasts plenty of hiking grounds wherever you go. Here in the Borderland, we also offer a variety
Continue Reading First strong Santa Ana winds of the season bring critical fire danger to California
By Jennifer Gray, CNN meteorologist The first strong Santa Ana occurrence of the season is bringing harsh winds across Southern California through Thursday, setting the stage for critical fire conditions and the potential for a blaze to spread rapidly. High wind alerts have been issued for much of the area, affecting almost 15 million people.
Continue ReadingCoast-to-coast cold as US plunges into winter this week
By Haley Brink and Jennifer Gray, CNN Meteorologists Despite the calendar saying it’s mid-November, winter has arrived across the Lower 48 and could stick around through Thanksgiving next week. This week, snow flurries and an arctic chill are in the air for millions across the nation. A low-pressure system across the Southwest will sweep across
Continue ReadingCoast-to-coast cold as US plunges into winter this week
Well below average temperatures for much of the US with rain and snow for many central states. CNN meteorologist Pedram Javaheri has the forecast.
Continue ReadingNicole becomes post-tropical cyclone, brings rain to Northeast after leaving a trail of destruction in Florida
By Nouran Salahieh, CNN After wreaking havoc in Florida, Nicole weakened into a post-tropical cyclone, bringing severe thunderstorms to the Carolinas and Virginia Friday before striking the Northeast. Nicole — the first hurricane to hit the US in the month of November in nearly 40 years — walloped coastal homes in Florida’s Daytona area early
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Turn your rotting pumpkins into “black gold” in the lower valley
EL PASO, Texas – The Dirt Y Girls are back again, and are ready to take your pumpkins and turn them back into “black gold”! But they don’t only use pumpkins in their composting pile- other rotting, or older fruits and veggies, and plant matter can all be turned back into soil through the natural
Continue ReadingFlorida picks up after Nicole kills at least 5 and leaves ‘unprecedented’ damage to Daytona-area coastline
By Nouran Salahieh and Theresa Waldrop, CNN As Nicole threatens the Carolinas and Virginia on Friday with tornadoes and flooding, Floridians — many still recovering from Hurricane Ian — are picking up the pieces after this week’s storm killed at least five people and ripped apart buildings with its dangerous storm surge and powerful winds.
Continue ReadingNicole becomes post-tropical cyclone, brings rain to Northeast after leaving a trail of destruction in Florida
Homes and buildings are crumbling into the ocean and authorities have issued warnings to evacuate some areas after Nicole made landfall as a Category 1 hurricane in southeast Florida.
Continue ReadingAt least 2 reported dead as Nicole weakens after striking Florida’s east coast as the first US hurricane in November in nearly 40 years
By Aya Elamroussi, Dakin Andone and Alaa Elassar, CNN At least two people have died during the damage wrought by Nicole’s overnight landfall Thursday along Florida’s eastern shore, which knocked out power to thousands, pushed buildings near collapse and flooded the coast as the first hurricane to hit the United States in November in nearly
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