Dave Speelman is the Chief Meteorologist for KVIA-TV in El Paso, Texas. With a focus on local weather forecasting, Dave provides accurate and timely information to the community, keeping them informed and prepared for changing weather conditions. His expertise and dedication to his craft make him a trusted source for weather updates in the El Paso area.
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Lots of sunshine along with warming temperatures will continue through early next week. Highs stay in the low to mid 70's.
By: Dave Speelman
Temps will warm to the mid and upper 70's Tuesday and Wednesday with partly sunny skies. The winds will pick up a bit Wednesday with gusts around 35 mph.
Temps will climb to the mid 60's as high clouds arrive for Tuesday. Rain chances will arrive Thursday, Friday and early Saturday with rain chances around 20%.
Wednesday will be decent with some clouds and temps in the low to mid 60's. Our next weather maker arrives Thursday through Saturday with added cloud cover along with rain chances.
Clouds will increase along with rain chances and cooler temps. Highs will be in the 50's for highs with some easterly winds making it feel just a bit cooler. Rainfall is not expected to be heavy or amount to any great amounts. Gusty winds are expected Sunday through Tuesday, with gusts around 30-35 mph. Our
By: Dave Speelman
The coldest temperature El Paso has felt so far this season is 33. I expect a very frigid start to Wednesday morning with a low of 25 degrees.
By: Dave Speelman
This morning, lows hit 23 degrees in El Paso and Las Cruces—the coldest since January. Due to the cold, the ABC-7 First Alert that we had in place since Saturday will no longer be in effect as we slowly warm up.
Skies will clear tonight from west to east. Temps will be just above freezing. There will be lots of sunshine tomorrow and warmer temperatures.
By: Dave Speelman
There will be lots of sunshine again on Tuesday, with temperatures near 70. A cold front arrives Wednesday morning and will cool us down a little, also kicking up the winds slightly.
Temps will warm to the mid and upper 60s through the weekend - perhaps touching 70 degrees. Christmas Eve and Day will be mostly sunny with highs in the mid and upper 60's.
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