El Paso, Texas – Drivers, outdoor workers, and vulnerable residents across El Paso County should brace for dangerous heat levels on Sunday, June 8. Temperatures are expected to climb to 103°F with a heat index nearing 106°F by mid-afternoon, triggering a Heat Advisory from noon to 8 p.m. MDT, according to the National Weather Service in El Paso/Santa Teresa.
The advisory covers eastern and central El Paso County, including Fort Bliss, Fabens, Socorro, and the I-10 corridor. Heat-related illnesses are a real risk during this period. NWS urges residents to drink water frequently, avoid direct sun exposure, and check on seniors and neighbors without reliable cooling.
High temperatures and sunny skies continue into next week, with Monday peaking near 99°F and Tuesday around 94°F. A slight chance of thunderstorms Tuesday and Wednesday could bring temporary relief, though rain coverage remains at only 20%.
Sunday tips:
- Limit time outdoors from noon to 6 p.m.
- Use A/C or cooling centers.
- Avoid strenuous activity mid-day.
- Wear light, breathable clothes.
- Schedule breaks if working outside.
Looking Ahead (June 7–12):
- Saturday (June 7): Sunny, high near 100°F
- Sunday (June 8): Heat Advisory, high near 103°F
- Monday: Sunny, high near 99°F
- Tuesday: Slight storm chance, high near 94°F
- Wednesday: Sunny, 20% storm chance, high near 95°F
- Thursday: Clear and hot, high near 99°F
Another round of heat is expected later next week. Stay tuned for updates if additional advisories are issued.
