El Paso, Texas – Thunderstorms could hammer the El Paso area by midday Tuesday, bringing flash flooding, dangerous lightning, and road delays on I-10 and US-54.
According to the National Weather Service, a 90% chance of storms will arrive Tuesday afternoon, June 24, with rainfall peaking between 3 and 9 p.m. Gusty winds, heavy downpours, and lightning are expected across the city, including neighborhoods near Fort Bliss and Canutillo. Commuters are urged to avoid non-essential travel Tuesday evening as ponding and visibility issues may increase accident risks.
Localized flooding is possible in low-lying areas and intersections. Power outages may also occur due to strong wind gusts. Residents should secure outdoor items and charge electronic devices in advance.
Storms will persist into Tuesday night, with southeast winds up to 25 mph and more rain expected through early Wednesday. The unsettled pattern continues with another 70% chance of thunderstorms Wednesday into Thursday morning, keeping roads slick and afternoon plans in question.
Despite storm chances, daytime highs will stay hot — near 86°F through midweek — before climbing again by Friday.
More scattered showers could return Friday night into Saturday, though chances begin to drop by Sunday.
⚠️ What’s Next: Storm chances remain elevated through Thursday. Expect frequent NWS updates and possible alerts by early Wednesday.
🔍 Five-Day Forecast: June 23–28 | El Paso, TX
- Monday (6/23): High 93°F | 40% chance of PM storms
- Tuesday (6/24): High 86°F | 90% chance of storms by afternoon
- Wednesday (6/25): High 86°F | 80% chance of storms, continuing overnight
- Thursday (6/26): High 86°F | 60% chance of storms in the afternoon
- Friday (6/27): High 90°F | 40% chance of storms late
- Saturday (6/28): High 93°F | 20% chance of PM storms
