Triple-digit heat is locked in across El Paso this week, with Tuesday likely the hottest day. Rain chances remain scarce in the city.

El Paso will see sunny skies and a 98-degree high Sunday before temperatures surge past 100 degrees Monday through Wednesday.

Nearly 17,000 El Paso Electric customers lost power Saturday as record heat and storms battered the Borderland.

El Paso faces 100-degree heat Saturday as severe storms, damaging winds, hail and flash flooding threaten the region.

El Paso is staring down a 108°F Friday under a Heat Advisory, with afternoon thunderstorms and a stormier Saturday ahead.

El Paso is facing highs near 106 Thursday and 107 Friday under a Heat Advisory. Storm chances return Friday night before a brief weekend cooldown.

El Paso faces highs from 104 to 106 degrees through Friday as a Heat Advisory remains in effect.

Heat Advisory 11 a.m. Monday to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Highs near 105°F; cooling centers open.

Triple‑digit heat returns Sunday with highs near 103°F and little overnight relief.

A dam at Bassett Lake breached Thursday, flooding roads and some properties in Luna County; officials say there were no injuries and repairs will start when the area dries out.

Heat Advisory Friday 11 a.m.–7 p.m.; highs near 106°F. Use cooling centers and avoid mid-day exertion.

Triple-digit heat will ride through El Paso this weekend. City cooling centers and heat-safety resources are available.

After Saturday's monsoon storms, a Canutillo family is still cleaning up sinkholes and water damage near Selva Drive.