Severe Thunderstorms; Excessive Rainfall; Dangerous Heat; Air Quality Concerns

Canadian wildfire smoke will push into the Midwest, worsening air quality. A frontal system brings severe storms from the Northern Plains to the Mid‑Atlantic the next few days. Heavy Gulf Coast rain is possible as we closely monitor tropical development, while monsoonal storms persist in the Southwest with heavy rainfall. Hazardous heat expands from the Plains into the Lower Mississippi Valley. Read More >

Temperature, Degree Days and Precipitation
Normals in El Paso, Texas for JANUARY

Date	Maximum	Minimum	Average	HDD	CDD	Precip
1	57	33	45	20	0	.01
2	57	33	45	20	0	.02
3	57	33	45	20	0	.01
4	57	34	45	20	0	.02
5	57	34	45	20	0	.01
6	57	34	45	20	0	.02
7	57	34	45	20	0	.01
8	57	34	46	19	0	.01
9	57	34	46	19	0	.02
10	58	34	46	19	0	.01
11	58	34	46	19	0	.01
12	58	34	46	19	0	.01
13	58	34	46	19	0	.01
14	58	34	46	19	0	.01
15	58	34	46	19	0	.01
16	58	34	46	19	0	.01
17	59	34	47	18	0	.01
18	59	35	47	18	0	.02
19	59	35	47	18	0	.01
20	59	35	47	18	0	.01
21	59	35	47	18	0	.01
22	60	35	47	18	0	.01
23	60	35	47	18	0	.02
24	60	35	47	18	0	.01
25	60	35	48	17	0	.01
26	60	36	48	17	0	.02
27	60	36	48	17	0	.01
28	61	36	48	17	0	.02
29	61	36	48	17	0	.01
30	61	36	48	17	0	.02
31	61	36	49	16	0	.01
MON	58.9	33.7	46.3	573	0	.39

Heating and cooling degree days have a base temperature of 65°F.

**Last updated 12/26/24

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El Paso Normals for January