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Severe Thunderstorms Expected in El Paso Through Thursday Evening

KVIA••Doppler Dave Speelman
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El Paso is under an ABC-7 First Alert as thunderstorms are forecasted to intensify this evening, bringing strong wind gusts exceeding 58 mph, isolated flooding, and potential hail up to one inch in diameter. The storms are primarily expected in the far eastern counties and parts of Otero County. Tomorrow, the likelihood of rain and severe weather will rise to 50%, with widespread impacts anticipated. Residents should prepare for a slight drop in temperatures, remaining in the lower 90s, while staying alert for hazardous weather conditions.

Key Details: • Thunderstorms expected to intensify this evening and continue through Thursday. • Wind gusts may exceed 58 mph and hail could reach quarter size. • 50% chance of rain and severe weather tomorrow with widespread impacts. • Residents should prepare for potential flooding and hazardous conditions.

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