Highs near 97°F Monday with gusty winds and patchy blowing dust this evening. Heat builds into the Fourth of July weekend with highs topping 100°F.

Hot and breezy in El Paso today: high near 99°F with gusty winds and a slight late‑day shower chance. A Red Flag Warning in nearby southwest New Mexico raises wildfire risk.

El Paso will near 100°F on Saturday with a 20% chance of late‑afternoon storms. Cooling centers are open and gusty west winds could boost the heat.

Western Midstream and supermajors launched a second Permian pilot to convert produced water into roughly 1,000 barrels a day of reclaimed freshwater. Regulators and researchers will vet the data.

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.