16 hours Ago By Adrian Barnett
El Paso locals can look forward to a consistent stretch of sunny days ahead, according to the latest weather update from the National Weather Service. The forecast, indicating clear skies and mild wind patterns, promises a comfortable week for residents with only a slight chance of showers as the weekend approaches.As reported by the National Weather Service, today's high is expected to be near 79 degrees with west winds reaching up to 15 mph and occasional gusts as high as 24 mph.
Following an already bright morning, the temperatures for tonight will dip slightly to a low around 57, with a westerly wind calming as the sun sets.Thursday's conditions are set to mimic today's sunny disposition, sporting a high of around 84 degrees and a continuation of mild southwest winds. The evening promises similar tranquility with a forecasted low of 58 degrees, setting a precedent for a string of agreeable nights.
A glance ahead to Friday suggests an uninterrupted streak of sunshine with a high hovering once again near 84 degrees. As nighttime falls, a 20 percent chance of showers enters the scene after midnight, a subtle reminder from nature that amidst sunny days, the rain must also have its say.The weekend outlook includes a slight uptick in shower probability at 40 percent on Saturday, mainly after noon, though the day is slated to start sunny with a high near 79.
The evening maintains a more reserved 20 percent chance of rain while temperatures rest comfortably at 59 degrees. Sunday revs up the wind with patchy blowing dust in the afternoon and potential gusts reaching up to 30 mph, despite a toasty high of 86 degrees to close out the weekend.Looking forward to the start of next week, El Pasoans can expect a continuation of pleasant weather with sunny skies and highs in the low 80s.
Nighttime temperatures persist in the mid-50s range, ensuring a cool end to the days ahead. This forecast sets the stage for what should be an idyllic conclusion to the spring season for residents and any potential visitors to the region..
