El Paso, Texas – Weekend heat is building fast in West Texas, and by Saturday, summer storms could briefly interrupt your plans in El Paso.
According to the National Weather Service, a slight chance of thunderstorms will develop between noon and 10 p.m. Saturday across El Paso County, especially near Fort Bliss and along Interstate 10. Skies will remain mostly sunny outside storm activity, with highs reaching 90°F. Calm winds will shift southeast in the afternoon, gusting to 10 mph.
On Sunday, expect clear skies and a rapid warm-up — highs soar to 96°F, the hottest day of the week. Winds will stay light, but prolonged outdoor activity could bring heat-related health risks. Stay hydrated and avoid direct sun during peak afternoon hours.
Storm chances increase again Monday night, with a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms after sunset. Skies remain partly cloudy, and overnight lows fall to 72°F. Rain chances persist through Tuesday night, with daily highs in the low 90s and mild humidity continuing into July.
Extended Five-Day Forecast (El Paso):
- Friday (June 28): Slight chance of PM storms. High 88°F.
- Saturday (June 29): Storms possible after noon. High 90°F.
- Sunday (June 30): Sunny and hot. High 96°F.
- Monday (July 1): Sunny, chance of storms late. High 94°F.
- Tuesday (July 2): Storms possible. High 91°F.
