El Paso, TX – Scattered thunderstorms could disrupt plans in El Paso as early as Tuesday afternoon, with more storms expected through midweek.
According to the National Weather Service, scattered showers and thunderstorms are likely Tuesday after noon, with wind gusts reaching 21 mph. Tuesday night could see brief storms before skies partially clear. The best chances for rain — 40% — arrive Wednesday afternoon and evening, which could impact evening commutes and outdoor plans across the region, including along U.S. 62 and Loop 375.
By Thursday, storm chances dip slightly but remain present into the evening, keeping summer weather concerns top of mind. East and southeast winds could push storms into the region again Thursday night. Residents should stay alert for localized flooding, especially in low-lying areas or near dry arroyos that can quickly fill.
El Paso will dry out by Independence Day, with sunny skies and a high of 93°F on Friday, July 4th. That trend continues through the weekend, with Saturday and Sunday bringing sunshine and highs near 99°F. If you’re heading outdoors, avoid peak heat between 2 and 6 p.m., drink plenty of water, and use sun protection.
More storms may return by Sunday night, so monitor forecasts if you have late weekend plans.
🌤️ 5-Day El Paso Forecast (July 2–6):
- Wednesday, July 2: High 87°F — Scattered T-storms after noon (40% chance)
- Thursday, July 3: High 89°F — T-storms possible (30% chance)
- Friday, July 4 (Independence Day): Sunny, high near 93°F
- Saturday, July 5: Sunny, high near 99°F
- Sunday, July 6: Sunny early, T-storm chance (20%) by night, high near 99°F
