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Winter, (the whole day and a half of it we got), is over in El Paso and don't count on any spring. Forget early summer too, Mother Nature's going straight to hot in the 915.

Looks like we get an early windy season this year - yay. We're not even through February yet and it already blows in El Paso.

Last weekends snow "storm" was pretty cool, (no pun intended), but in true El Paso fashion; our first taste of winter was way short lived and very short of record breaking.

El Pasoans captured a rare snowfall across the city. See photos shared by locals showing how every side of town experienced the brief snow.

Texas weather is changing and El Paso is in the path. A cooler shift is coming, and yes, it’s time to check that forecast.

As El Paso starts to inch into the cold weather months, some area residents are not properly prepared to deal with the cold. To help them, the city has several places where El Pasoans can go to warm up.

El Paso’s winter is off to a weirdly warm start, and locals waiting for that first real chill may be waiting a while. Here’s why the Sun City feels extra toasty.

As the winter chill sets in, some nearby towns are gearing up for a snowy season — find out where the flakes are expected to fall this December.

El Paso winters are fairly mild, (2025 is actually expected to be a tad warner than usual), but we will still have at least a few freezes. A cold front expected this weekend could drop our temp between 10 and 20 degrees.

The Old Farmer's Almanac has given us their forecast for the Thanksgiving holiday and, for not only El Paso but also across the entire USA, it doesn't look like anything major will happen.

The Arizona natives shiver, while the kids from the Midwest laugh at us. How you can spot someone who's lived in Arizona too long.

El Paso fall arrives late with heat lingering long after the rest of Texas cools down. Find out what to expect this season in the Borderland.