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Mild Winds Tonight with Warm Temperatures Ahead for El Paso

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El Paso experienced gusty winds today, reaching up to 35 mph from the west. Tonight, these winds are expected to diminish, leading to milder temperatures. As we head into Thursday evening, a few clouds may bring a slight 10% chance of rain. The forecast indicates a warm weekend with temperatures climbing into the low to mid 90s, while Mother's Day will see gusty winds again, particularly on the west side, with speeds around 30 mph. Residents should prepare for warm weather and potential wind advisories.

Key Details: • Winds gusting up to 35 mph today, decreasing tonight. • 10% chance of rain Thursday evening. • Temperatures expected in the low to mid 90s for the weekend. • Mother's Day winds may reach 30 mph on the west side.

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