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Memorial Day Forecast: Warm Weather and Storms Expected in El Paso

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El Paso residents can expect warm weather with temperatures reaching the lower 90s this Memorial Day weekend. The National Weather Service warns of scattered showers and thunderstorms returning on Monday, particularly in the eastern areas and the Sacramento Mountains. These storms may bring heavy rain, gusty winds, and lightning. While some storm activity may linger into Tuesday, drier conditions are anticipated later in the week, with clear skies and seasonal temperatures from Wednesday through Saturday. It's important for residents to stay informed about weather updates as conditions can change rapidly.

Key Details: • Temperatures expected to reach the lower 90s on Memorial Day. • Storm chances increase Sunday afternoon and peak Monday afternoon/evening. • Potential for heavy rain, gusty winds, and lightning during storms. • Lingering storm chances may continue into Tuesday. • Drier weather forecasted from Wednesday through Saturday.

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