El Paso, Texas (KTSM) — Good evening, Borderland.
The National Weather Service has issued an Flash Flood Advisory for Sunday for Central El Paso County. The warning is expected to expire at 4 p.m. Sunday.
Storm chances are very much present starting Monday, and we can expect storms chances to peak on Wednesday.
Monday, we are forecasting a high of 101 degrees with a 20% chance of isolated storms in the afternoon. Our overnight low remains fairly warm, sitting at 80 degrees.
For Tuesday, 102 degrees is the predicted high, with a 30% chance of scattered storms throughout El Paso starting in the afternoon. Humidity will also be a factor this day.
Wednesday is forecasted to be an eventful day, weather-wise. We are predicting our high to reach 98 degrees, knocking us off our triple-digit streak. Additionally, we have a 70% chance of thunderstorms, beginning in the morning lingering into the evening. Our evening temperatures will cool off to 76 degrees.
The Fourth of July will be a humid day, with a 30% chance of isolated scattered storms. We can expect our high to warm up to 100 degrees with an overnight low of 79 degrees.
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Friday through Sunday, we are expecting to see a continued pattern of precipitation with our highs remaining in the double digits.
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