El Paso tops out near 102°F today with triple-digit heat forecast through midweek. Cooling centers are open and forecasters warn advisories may be needed.

A viral video shows a horse carcass being dumped at the Camino Real landfill in Sunland Park, sparking neighbor outrage and questions about disposal rules.

Haze clears Friday morning; a slight chance of afternoon storms may bring heavy rain and gusts. Expect a strong warm-up with 100°F days early next week.

El Paso Water and County Public Works are offering free sandbags for summer monsoon prep; pickup rules, hours and safety tips for residents are listed.

Clear morning, high near 89°F Thursday; slight late‑afternoon storm risk with brief heavy rain or gusts. Heat spikes into the upper 90s and near 100°F by early next week.

El Paso Water says about 560,000 gallons of wastewater were contained on site at the Roberto Bustamante plant on May 31; cleanup and disinfection are underway and drinking water is safe.

Hot Tuesday gives way to storm chances late Tuesday night–Wednesday, with heavy rain possible east of the Rio Grande.

El Paso heats into the high 90s on Monday, June 1; storms arrive Tuesday–Wednesday with localized flash-flood risk.

Gusty afternoon winds may kick up patchy dust Friday while highs climb into the low 90s. Heat spikes into the upper 90s by Monday, with parts of the valley near 100°F.

Mild morning gives way to a sunny, hot Thursday with highs near 92°F. Monday may push into the upper 90s before storm chances return Tuesday.

Bright skies and a fast warm-up. Highs near 88°F Wednesday, climbing toward 97°F by Monday.

Clear, mild morning in El Paso. Highs near 86°F today; isolated mountain showers possible this afternoon.

Scattered thunderstorms are likely across El Paso this Memorial Day afternoon with a high chance of gusty storms and lightning. Have an indoor backup for cookouts and parades.