El Paso residents can expect a cool, wet weekend as rain showers move across the region on Saturday. The National Weather Service indicates that most locations will receive less than a quarter‑inch of rain, while southern Hudspeth County could see up to three‑quarters of an inch.
Saturday’s Weather Details
Continuous cloud cover and easterly winds will keep temperatures unusually low for this time of year. Highs are forecast to stay below 60 °F, with El Paso reaching a high of 56 °F and nearby Las Cruces climbing to 59 °F. The cooler air mass is a welcome break after the recent heat, but the damp conditions may bring slick roads in low‑lying areas.
Sunday and Beyond
By Sunday, the rain will begin to taper off, and drier, quieter conditions are expected for Monday. A gradual warm‑up is projected for the following week, with daytime highs returning to the mid‑70s. Residents should plan outdoor activities for later in the week when the weather becomes more favorable.
What Residents Should Know
- Carry an umbrella or raincoat on Saturday, especially if traveling in southern Hudspeth County.
- Drive cautiously on wet surfaces; standing water can reduce traction.
- Monitor local forecasts for any updates on rain intensity or temperature changes.
Overall, the short‑term weather pattern brings a brief period of cooler, wetter conditions that should not pose significant hazards. As the weekend progresses, the region will transition back to the typical warm climate that El Paso enjoys.
Original reporting: El Paso News (HLL/CB) — read the source article.
