Sunny and dry: highs near 85°F Tuesday and climbing into the low 90s by the weekend.

Valley rain arrives Tuesday with showers and possible thunderstorms; heavy, wet snow expected above 7,000–9,000 feet.

A quick wintry mix this morning could make some streets slick. Gusty winds and a late-week warm‑up follow.

Sunny, dry stretch: El Paso warms into the 80s this week with gusty winds and patchy blowing dust possible midweek. Take precautions on desert roads.

Chilly morning gives way to a mild, breezy day — highs near 55°F and gusts to 30 mph. Rain likely Thursday with a quarter to half‑inch possible.

Gusty southerly winds will make the afternoon blustery with a chance of very light rain. NWS warns of elevated grassfire risk and rough lake conditions.

Cloudy Tuesday with highs near 46°F. Southwest winds strengthen tonight; rain likely Wednesday night into Thursday.

Sunny Tuesday warms from the 40s into the low 70s with increasing southerly gusts. Small Craft Advisory for coastal waters Tuesday night through Thursday.

Subfreezing temps and patchy blowing snow make Tuesday's commute slick. Watch for black ice on untreated surfaces and allow extra travel time.

Sunny and warm today, but a Wind Advisory runs noon–6 PM. Gusts to 35 mph and an elevated fire risk affect parts of North Texas.

A rapid warm-up will push St. Louis into the mid-50s Tuesday with gusts to about 32 mph and elevated fire danger. Light rain is likely Wednesday night.

Sunny but chilly Tuesday gives way to gusty, warmer midweek. Rain is likely Thursday into Friday.

A fast-moving clipper will bring a narrow band of light snow Tuesday night. Expect brief slick spots during the evening commute; most places see under an inch.