Dave Speelman

Most everyone was able to see snow today - some light accumulation around the Borderland while others were able to pick up over an inch across southern New Mexico.

All the ingredients for a very cold night are here. We'll have clear skies, light winds, dry air and a cold airmass in place.

Temps will gradually warm this week with highs working through the 50's and low 60's. Overnight lows will be in the upper 20's and low 30's.

The winds will pick up Friday with some blowing dust and sand likely by the afternoon and evening. Peak gusts could hit 40 mph out of the SW/W.

Temps will stay a little above normal for Thursday and Friday. Strong winds pay a visit Friday with SW/W gusts around 40 mph with some blowing dust and sand.

The winds will kick up as we head throughout the day Friday. Gust will hit 40 mph from the SW at the peak. The winds will likely be fairly strong through the afternoon and evening.

The gusty winds will continue tonight as the dust and sand will gradually settle. The winds tonight will make it feel colder, so dress accordingly.

Temps will get much colder tonight. The winds will kick up out of the NE/E. Overnight lows will drop to the upper teens and low 20's. Winds gusting from the NE at 35 mph will make it feel even colder so bundle up if you must be out later tonight and overnight. Lots of sun

It was crazy cold Tuesday morning as we hit 15 degrees - the coldest since 2021! I expect another cold morning for Wednesday with an overnight low of 17 degrees.

The low in El Paso hit 18 degrees this morning. Still very cold. Overnight lows will slowly warm through the week.