The city of El Paso is set to bask in sunny skies and favorable temperatures leading up to the Christmas holiday, according to the National Weather Service. The sunny streak, which began today, is anticipated to continue with only a few clouds in sight; temperatures are expected to hover in the mid-70s.
In a statement provided by the National Weather Service, El Paso is predicted to experience highs near 77 degrees Fahrenheit today, with a northwest wind set to pick up at 9 to 14 miles per hour in the morning, guests could potentially reach up to 21 miles per hour; tonight's forecast predicts mostly clear skies with a low around 49 degrees, and while the weekend should see sunlit days, the calm winds will shift west at 5 to 8 miles per hour on Sunday.
Monday and Tuesday should mirror Sunday's conditions with sunny highs of around 74 degrees. Calm winds are expected; it's a notably stable pattern that residents will experience, which includes partly sunny skies and an incremental rise to lows around 50 for Tuesday night. As the week progresses, the city will maintain its mostly sunny disposition with light south-southwest winds as we edge closer to Christmas Day.
For those planning their holiday gatherings, Christmas Day in El Paso brings promises of warmth and sunshine with a high yet again near 74 degrees according to the National Weather Service, keeping in tune with the week's gentle weatherscape, the following nights should remain mostly clear with temperatures in the low 50s; then, the sunshine is expected to persist into the end of the week, potentially capping Friday with a high near 73 degrees thus providing an opportune setting for post-holiday outdoor activities and extended celebrations.
