Dangerous Heat in the Southwest; Severe Thunderstorms and Heavy Rain in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic

Dangerous heat will persist across the Southwest U.S. through Friday with daytime highs of 110-115°F. Heat across the southern Plains will briefly ease to near-normal by late week. Strong to severe thunderstorms may produce damaging wind, hail, a tornado or two, heavy rain and flash flooding across parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Heavy rainfall threat continues across the Gulf Coast. Read More >

Weather Facts for Thanksgiving Day in El Paso

Highest Maximum Temperature

   79 Nov 25, 1965
   76 Nov 25, 1909
   75 Nov 29, 1894 (Last of several occurrences)
   74 Nov 23, 1950
   73 Nov 24, 1892 (Last of several occurrences)

Lowest Maximum Temperature

   41   Nov 25, 1982 (Last of several occurrences)
   43   Nov 27, 1952 (Last of several occurrences)
   44   Nov 22, 1979
   45   Nov 29, 1934
   46 Nov 28, 1918 (Last of several occurrences)

Highest Minimum Temperature

   51   Nov 23, 1967 (Last of several occurrences)
   50   Nov 25, 1897
   49   Nov 23, 1978 (Last of several occurrences)
   48 Nov 24, 1927 (Last of several occurrences)
   47   Nov 29, 1906 (Last of several occurrences)

Lowest Minimum Temperature

   17   Nov 30, 1911
   20   Nov 22, 1979 (Last of several occurrences)
   21   Nov 22, 1956
   22   Nov 26, 1908 (Last of several occurrences)
   23 Nov 27, 1980

Rain

   0.21   Nov 25, 1953
   0.20 Nov 27, 1969 (Last of several occurrences)
   0.19 Nov 23, 1972
   0.18 Nov 22, 2007
   0.17 Nov 27, 2008

Snowfall (Inches)

1.90 Nov 27, 1969
T Nov 22, 2007 (Last of several occurrences)

Snow Depth (Inches)

2.00 Nov 28, 1968

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