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Last Map Update: Thu, Aug 7, 2025 at 3:02:12 am MDT

With high pressure parked over the region, temperatures will continue to run at least 10 degrees warmer than early August averages. Daily high temperatures will flirt with triple digits areawide. Especially hot, will be the El Paso Metro, due to the urban heat island effect, and the Rio Grande valley through Far West Texas. These areas will stay under a heat advisory through Saturday.
Not a LOT of change in the weather for Thursday. High pressure is still anchored directly over the Borderland, for another day of hot temperatures. Little by little, moisture is slowly sneaking back into the area, so we will see more afternoon and evening storms, but they will likely be only over the area mountains, so most, and maybe all of, the lowlands will see another dry day.
With a stretch of hot temperatures expected this week, remember to follow these tips!

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