El Paso, Texas – Drivers in El Paso should brace for possible thunderstorms Monday evening, with a 30% chance of rain after 6 p.m. and more unstable weather through the week.
According to the National Weather Service in El Paso, Monday will be mostly sunny and hot, with a high near 99°F and southeast winds around 7 mph. A chance of thunderstorms will move in Monday night, potentially impacting neighborhoods near US-54 and Montana Avenue during evening commutes. Rain could briefly intensify between 9 p.m. and midnight.
Tuesday and Wednesday remain dry but extremely hot, with highs near 99°F and lows only dipping into the upper 70s. Southeast winds continue at 5–9 mph, offering minimal relief from the lingering desert heat. Residents should limit outdoor activity, hydrate frequently, and avoid walking pets on hot pavement.
By Thursday, another round of isolated thunderstorms may develop. Rain chances remain near 20% into Friday evening. Highs will stay at or above 100°F, bringing added stress to vulnerable groups, pets, and outdoor workers. Energy usage is expected to spike — consider setting thermostats to 78°F and using ceiling fans to reduce load.
Here’s your five-day summer outlook for El Paso:
- Monday (July 7): Sunny, high 99°F. Thunderstorms possible after 6 p.m.
- Tuesday: Sunny, high 99°F. Light southeast breeze.
- Wednesday: Sunny, high 99°F. Calm overnight.
- Thursday: Slight storm chance late. Partly cloudy, high near 101°F.
- Friday: 30% chance of evening storms. High 103°F, low around 78°F.
⚠️ Heat and storm threats remain in place through Friday. Stay alert and check NWS El Paso for updates.
