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El Paso faces changing weather Tuesday, with a better chance of rain and thunderstorms. A Flood Watch remains in effect through Wednesday evening.
El Paso will hit 93 degrees Monday before a major midweek weather shift brings thunderstorms, heavy rain and a Flood Watch.
El Paso gets dry, mostly quiet conditions and low-90s heat Sunday and Monday before showers and thunderstorms arrive Tuesday. Heavy rain could raise flash-flood concerns through Friday.
El Paso gets a sunny weekend with highs in the 90s before showers and thunderstorms return Tuesday.
El Paso hits 93 degrees Friday and stays hot through Monday before a stormier, cooler pattern arrives Tuesday.
El Paso will reach 93 degrees Thursday before evening thunderstorms bring a renewed flash-flood concern nearby. The weekend dries out briefly before wetter weather returns next week.
This update reviews the available information for El Paso's Wednesday weather.
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El Paso reaches 94°F Tuesday before evening storms arrive overnight. Cooler, wetter weather follows midweek.
El Paso’s Monday begins with temperatures near 73 degrees before climbing to 97 degrees. Storm chances increase sharply by midweek as temperatures trend downward.
El Paso reaches 100 degrees Sunday before a cooler, stormier pattern takes over. Storm coverage increases from Monday through Saturday.
El Paso will reach 100 degrees Saturday before rain chances return next week. Storm potential increases Wednesday and beyond as moisture and flooding concerns increase.
El Paso will bake under sunny skies through Sunday, then see rain and thunderstorm chances return early next week.
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