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Windy Conditions and Blowing Dust Forecasted for El Paso Today

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El Paso residents should prepare for windy conditions today, with gusts reaching 35-40 MPH expected by the afternoon. The National Weather Service has issued a Wind Advisory for Culberson County, effective from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM CDT. While temperatures will rise to a high of 80°F in El Paso and 78°F in Las Cruces, they will still remain below the daily average. Patchy blowing dust and sand may occur in some areas later in the day, impacting visibility and air quality.

Key Details: • Wind Advisory in effect from May 5, 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM CDT • Expect wind gusts of 35-40 MPH this afternoon • High temperatures: El Paso 80°F, Las Cruces 78°F • Be cautious of patchy blowing dust and reduced visibility

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