EL PASO, Texas — The desert sky glows before dawn, clear as glass and calm across the Franklin Mountains. The city sits quiet under mild 50s, the air dry and still — a classic early November calm before change begins to stir along the border.
Today brings another warm, sunny stretch for far West Texas, with highs near 80°F and barely a breeze. The dry pattern continues through Friday, offering ideal travel and outdoor conditions across I-10 and Highway 54, from Las Cruces to Sierra Blanca. According to the National Weather Service in El Paso, winds stay light and humidity low, keeping skies cloud-free through week’s end.
By Saturday, subtle changes arrive. A shift in upper-level winds opens the door to slightly cooler desert air, trimming highs from the lower 80s into the upper 70s. Nights will feel cooler too, dipping into the upper 40s to low 50s, with a few breezy gusts possible in the Rio Grande Valley.
Veterans Day brings a noticeable chill — highs may only reach the low 70s, a reminder that late-fall weather is approaching. No rain or frost is expected yet, but models hint that a stronger cold front could arrive next week, pulling temperatures down toward seasonal 60s.
For now, El Paso’s early November weather stays steady, bright, and dry — perfect for travel, outdoor work, or early holiday plans before the first true taste of winter begins creeping closer to the Lone Star border.
Five-Day Outlook for El Paso, TX:
Wed: 80/53 – Sunny; light wind.
Thu: 81/53 – Warm; sunny and calm.
Fri: 78/53 – Clear; mild breeze.
Sat: 79/50 – Sunny; turning slightly cooler.
Sun: 68/42 – Bright; crisp desert air.
