El Paso, TX – Residents and drivers in El Paso are advised to prepare for changing weather conditions as the fall season begins. Thunderstorms are possible Tuesday evening, September 23, potentially affecting commutes along I-10 and other major routes.
Tuesday Weather Overview
The National Weather Service reports a mostly sunny start to Tuesday with a high near 93°F. Clouds are expected to build during the afternoon, with a 20% chance of evening thunderstorms. Winds will become light and variable. While severe weather is not forecast, drivers are encouraged to monitor local updates and plan extra travel time.
Midweek Cooler Conditions
Wednesday brings relief from the summer heat, with highs dropping to 85°F under mostly sunny skies. Another 20% chance of storms may appear in the evening and continue into Thursday. Breezy east winds up to 17 mph could make outdoor activities less comfortable.
Thursday and Beyond
- Thursday: High near 88°F with a chance of showers and thunderstorms before midnight.
- Friday: Mostly sunny skies with highs around 87°F.
- Saturday: Cooler temperatures, high near 82°F, signaling a further transition into fall.
Impact on Residents and Travel
The early taste of fall weather offers welcome relief from summer heat, but scattered showers may affect travel and outdoor plans. Residents are urged to:
- Secure outdoor items
- Monitor changing forecasts
- Plan commutes with possible delays
“Even though severe storms aren’t expected, scattered showers can create hazardous driving conditions,” local authorities reminded.
Staying Prepared
Experts recommend staying weather-aware and checking official updates from the National Weather Service throughout the week. With temperatures dropping and occasional storms, El Paso residents should plan accordingly for both commuting and outdoor activities.
Conclusion
As El Paso transitions into fall, temperatures will gradually cool, and storm chances may temporarily impact travel. Being prepared and staying informed is the key to safely enjoying the early fall weather.
How are you adjusting your plans for the fall weather in El Paso? Share your experiences in the comments below.
