El Paso Heavy Snow Events

Heat Wave Persists Over the Central U.S.; Significant Flooding Expected in the Northern Mid-Atlantic Tuesday

Dangerous and extreme heat will remain across portions of the Central U.S. this week, persisting across the Mid to Lower Mississippi Valleys, Gulf Coast, Southern Plains and portions of Texas. A heat wave over the Southwest will intensify late this week. Severe thunderstorms and flash flooding will spread from the Great Lakes/Ohio Valley to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast the next few days. Read More >

All time heavy snowfall events for El Paso

22.4 inches December 13-14, 1987 (Don't believe it, check out the picture 66K JPG.)

16.5 inches April 4-7, 1983

8.6 inches December 8-10, 1960

8.4 inches November 18-19, 1906

8.1 inches December 26-27, 2015

8.1 inches February 2, 1956

7.8 inches November 13-14, 1961

7.7 inches November 24-25, 2007

7.3 inches March 11-12, 1958

7.1 inches December 7-8, 1951

7.0 inches December 30-31, 1982

7.0 inches November 26-27, 1968

6.7 inches November 27-28, 1976

6.1 inches March 5, 1984

6.0 inches December 25-26, 1982

6.0 inches November 12-13, 1976

6.0 inches November 27-28, 1969

6.0 inches December 8-9, 1960

5.5 inches January 7-8, 1906

5.4 inches November 5, 1889

5.3 inches February 5, 1988

5.3 inches December 14-16, 1967

5.3 inches February 12-13, 1963

Monthly Extreme, 25.9 inches in December 1987


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