El Paso is bracing for a week of varied weather, according to the latest forecast from the National Weather Service (NWS). Currently, the city is experiencing some clouds with temperatures hovering at 40°F. As the day progresses, residents can expect sunny skies with the temperature climbing to a comfortable 64 degrees. Winds are staying light and will shift from variable to west northwest in the morning.
The crisp morning air will continue into tonight, with temperatures anticipated to drop to around 40°F and a light north northeast wind that will settle down as the evening comes. Looking ahead to Tuesday, more sun is on the agenda, with highs around 65°F and light winds that will pick up slightly in the afternoon. The pattern of mostly clear nights and sunny days is set to continue until midweek when the forecast suggests a minor shift, with a 20 percent chance of showers after 11pm on Wednesday night and a 30 percent chance of rain before 11am on Thursday.
Those hoping to avoid the rain will be pleased to know that after the possibility of Thursday showers, the skies will clear up once more. Thursday night carries a slight 20 percent chance of precipitation, yet the outlook for the following days returns to dry conditions. Temperatures on both Friday and Saturday will rise to the low 60s, providing a mild setting for any early December outdoor plans.
The NWS promises a mostly sunny streak for the latter half of the week, peaking with highs near 66°F on Wednesday and dipping into the mid-40s in the evenings. While El Pasoans might need to keep an umbrella at hand for the possible, evening showers, the days ahead largely speak to the perpetuity of the region's arid climate. The weekend is expected to continue this trend, offering clear skies for any festive activities as the city steadily marches into the holiday season.
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