Clear morning will give way to a high near 102°F today. Cooling centers are open and weekend gusts raise fire-weather concerns.

Heat Advisory for El Paso through 9 p.m. Thursday; highs near 104°F and cooling centers available.

Triple-digit heat hits El Paso today with highs near 106°F. Cooling centers are open across the city.

El Paso will hit about 106°F Tuesday and Wednesday under a Heat Advisory. Cooling centers are open across the city; limit outdoor activity during late afternoons.

Triple‑digit highs are expected through Wednesday with a Heat Advisory in effect. The city has opened cooling centers; call 2‑1‑1 for locations.

Triple-digit heat returns to El Paso with a Heat Advisory for Monday. Cooling centers and libraries are available across the city for anyone who needs them.

Mostly clear and 77°F this morning; highs near 100°F with gusty WNW winds and patchy blowing dust after 5 p.m.

Triple-digit heat returns to El Paso today with highs near 103°F and gusty evening winds.

Federal and local officials broke ground at Clardy Fox and signed an agreement to kick off El Paso’s flood‑warning system and pump‑station upgrades.

Triple digits return midweek in El Paso with gusty winds through Thursday. Cooling centers and heat-safety tips are available.

A flash flood warning covered central Hudspeth County on June 14, prompting travel alerts for I‑10 and urging residents to move to higher ground. Officials warned drivers not to cross flooded roads.

Strong storms on June 14 knocked out power across the El Paso borderland, leaving roughly 7,500 customers in Anthony, Santa Teresa and parts of northeast El Paso without electricity.

NWS warns of 70 mph wind gusts and penny-sized hail for Las Cruces and University Park until 5:15 p.m. MDT; take shelter and avoid travel.