El Paso, Texas – Heat will push toward 98°F in El Paso on Sunday, July 20, but afternoon storm chances could flip summer plans fast. Pop-up thunderstorms are possible after 3 p.m., raising concerns for drivers and outdoor workers, especially along I-10 and surface roads near Fort Bliss.
According to the National Weather Service in El Paso, Sunday’s weather includes a 30% chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms, most likely between 3 and 9 p.m. Winds could shift from the west to the south by evening, adding instability to the atmosphere. While storms are expected to remain isolated, even brief downpours could reduce visibility and create slick roads.
On Monday, July 21, temperatures dip slightly to 95°F with another round of afternoon storms possible, continuing into a likely thunderstorm event Monday night. Tuesday brings another storm threat in the afternoon and evening, while temperatures cool to around 90°F. Overnight lows for the week will hover in the low 70s.
Residents should avoid non-essential travel during storm windows and secure outdoor items. It’s a good idea to charge devices and monitor updates from local authorities.
Looking Ahead: Five-Day El Paso Forecast (July 20–25)
- Sunday: Mostly sunny, 98°F. 30% chance of storms after 3 p.m.
- Monday: High near 95°F. Storms likely by evening.
- Tuesday: 90°F, with storms possible after noon.
- Wednesday: 93°F and drier. Slight chance of storms.
- Thursday: Sunny and hot again, reaching 95°F. Storms return late.
Stay weather-aware. Alerts may be updated as storm timing evolves.
