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.

Sunny today with a high near 95°F. Triple-digit heat arrives Friday–Saturday; cooling centers are open.

Clear, mild Tuesday morning with a small chance of showers and a high near 89°F. Triple-digit heat returns Friday; check cooling centers.

Monsoon storms forced a flash flood warning for eastern Las Cruces into the evening, with up to 1.5 inches reported and officials warning drivers to avoid flooded roads.