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El Paso Faces Continued Warm and Windy Weather This Thursday

KVIA••Sarah Coria
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El Paso is expected to experience another day of above-normal temperatures combined with dry and windy conditions. This weather pattern is likely to persist, affecting outdoor activities and possibly increasing fire risks in the area. Residents should prepare for these conditions as they plan their day, especially if engaging in outdoor events or activities.

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