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El Paso Faces Below-Average Temperatures and Isolated Storms This Week

KVIA••Mikey Tongko
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El Paso is experiencing below-average temperatures with highs in the mid-90s, continuing through Thursday. Isolated thunderstorms are expected, particularly in mountainous areas, with the potential for brief heavy rain and gusty winds. As moisture levels rise, a significant increase in storm activity is anticipated by Friday, leading to scattered showers and thunderstorms over the weekend. Residents should be aware of the risk of localized flash flooding from stronger storms.

Key Details: • Temperatures will remain in the mid-90s, below average for this time of year. • Isolated thunderstorms are likely Wednesday evening, especially in mountainous regions. • Increased storm chances and potential flash flooding expected starting Friday. • Residents should stay informed about weather conditions and prepare for possible flooding.

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