Dave Speelman

Temps will climb to the upper 70s and low 80s on Friday. Some moisture will move into our area later in the day, where some instability will exit. There will be a chance for a storm or two to develop by Friday evening and Friday night. Some of these storms could be on the strong

A few storms will erupt tonight in and around the El Paso area. These storms will pop and then move to the NE. The threat from these storms will be hail, gusty winds, and some locally heavy rainfall. Most storms appear to develop and run after 9 p.m., when most football games will be finishing

Temps will be very chilly overnight. Las Cruces will be at or near freezing by sunrise Tuesday. Lots of sunshine tomorrow with temps climbing to the mid 60's.

Rain chances will arrive in the Borderland on Thursday and Thursday night. Expect snow to fall in the mountains - all due to an area of low pressure and a passing cold front.

El Paso picked up .12" of rain at the airport while the Sacramento mountains scored snow - 5" in and around Ruidoso and a dusting in the Alamogordo area.

Temps will start off cold tomorrow AM. Lows in the low to mid 30's with clear skies. Highs this weekend will climb to the 60s - near 70 degrees.

Temps will climb to the mid and upper 70s with lots of sunshine. Winds will kick up later in the day with SW gusts around 30 mph.

Tomorrow's temperatures will be a little cooler behind a weak cold front. Wednesday's highs are expected to be in the upper 60s with lots of sunshine.

Temps will warm to the mid and upper 70's through Saturday. Expect lots of sunshine - a beautiful few days to enjoy the outdoors.

Our weather pattern will go from very warm temps Friday and Saturday to increasing clouds, rain, wind and cooler air for Sunday and Monday.