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El Paso Experiences Coldest Morning of the Season This Sunday

KVIA••Ilyhanee Robles
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El Pasoans woke up to the coldest morning of the season on Sunday, with temperatures plummeting into the teens and 20s in lowland areas, and even lower in higher elevations. Wind chills were reported near 10 degrees, prompting a Cold Weather Advisory for parts of the region. Although sunshine is expected, temperatures will remain below normal throughout the day, with gusty winds potentially exceeding 40 mph. Tonight will be slightly milder, but cold, as clouds begin to increase. A warming trend is anticipated starting Tuesday, with temperatures expected to reach near normal by midweek.

Key Details: • Cold Weather Advisory in effect for parts of the region this morning. • Wind chills near 10 degrees reported in some areas. • High temperatures today will remain below normal with gusts over 40 mph. • Gradual warmup expected starting Tuesday, with temperatures near normal by midweek.

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