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Borderland Faces Continued Hot and Windy Weather with Fire Risks

KVIA••Jaelin Lewis
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El Paso is experiencing a persistent pattern of hot, dry, and windy weather, with peak wind gusts recorded at 37 mph early this morning. Today's temperatures are expected to reach the 90s, with similar conditions anticipated tomorrow, including wind gusts between 30 to 35 mph. The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning for the region, effective until Monday evening, highlighting increased wildfire risks due to these weather conditions. Residents are advised to avoid outdoor burning as the dry and windy environment can exacerbate fire spread.

Key Details: • Red Flag Warning in effect until Monday evening. • Wind gusts expected up to 35 mph this evening. • High temperatures forecasted in the 90s for today and tomorrow. • Avoid outdoor burning to reduce wildfire risk.

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