Fri, May 16, 2008

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WEEK'S WORTH

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This will keep the skies overcast across the Borderland through Friday evening. Scattered showers will push in during the nighttime hours. About 40% of the Borderland will get wet through about mid morning tomorrow. The skies will stay overcast to mostly cloudy with overnight low temperatures will dropping into the cool near the 50 degree mark. The high temperatures will remain below average and only warm into the upper 60's. The skies stay mostly cloudy tomorrow with a 50% chance of a shower or thunderstorm through tomorrow afternoon and a diminishing chance tomorrow night. The upper level low tracks in from the northwest late tomorrow with the cold front sliding in from the northeast just after midnight into Friday morning. The low temperatures will chill into the upper 40's Saturday morning, kind of cold, and high temperatures staying in the upper 70's on Saturday. There is only a slight chance for an area shower and thunderstorm activity until about midnight Saturday. Thunderstorms will drift east and up into the higher elevations Sunday through early next week, as drier air moves into the area from the north. The high temperatures will be back in near the mid 80's by Sunday and near the 90 degree mark on both Monday and Tuesday. We need to get ready for "hot" temperatures in the mid 90's next Wednesday and Thursday.
 

KTSM Weather Images

EL PASO FORECAST

EL PASO FORECAST

LAS CRUCES FORECAST

LAS CRUCES FORECAST

BORDERLAND LOWS

BORDERLAND LOWS

BORDERLAND HIGHS

BORDERLAND HIGHS

FULL FLOWER MOON

FULL FLOWER MOON

MEMORIAL DAY

MEMORIAL DAY

FLAG DAY

FLAG DAY

FATHERS DAY

FATHERS DAY