El Paso, Texas – Severe heat will break Monday night as thunderstorms sweep across El Paso, bringing a sharp drop in temperatures and possible flooding.
According to the National Weather Service in El Paso, a 50% chance of thunderstorms is expected after 6 p.m. Monday, July 28, with a noticeable cooldown to 73°F by nightfall. Lightning, gusty winds, and heavy rainfall could impact visibility along US-54 and I-10, especially during the evening commute.
Daytime highs Monday will still push into the mid-90s, but increased humidity and unstable air may trigger afternoon storms that could strengthen by night. El Pasoans should avoid flooded underpasses, secure outdoor objects, and monitor alerts as conditions develop into the evening hours.
Tuesday brings a brief reprieve with a partly sunny sky and a high near 93°F, but rain chances return Tuesday night (40%), continuing through Wednesday as storm systems linger. Winds remain light, but afternoon downpours may result in flash flooding in low-lying areas near Loop 375 and neighborhoods adjacent to the Franklin Mountains.
🔎 Five-Day Extended Forecast for El Paso, TX (July 28 – August 2)
- Monday, July 28: High 94°F, 50% chance of afternoon/evening storms. Low 73°F.
- Tuesday: High 93°F, partly sunny. 40% chance of storms overnight. Low 73°F.
- Wednesday: High 95°F, mostly sunny. 20% chance of storms afternoon/evening. Low 75°F.
- Thursday: Hot and dry. High near 97°F, low 74°F.
- Friday: Sunny and warmer. High near 98°F, low 76°F.
⚠️ Expect new alerts if storm strength or timing changes. Next NWS update expected by early Monday morning.
