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Windy Season Wraps Up in El Paso

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Windy conditions and fire danger converge in El Paso and southern New Mexico this weekend. Gusts up to 35 mph expected Friday, with a fire weather watch in effect. Cold front arrives Saturday, dropping temperatures to the 60s. More gusty spells possible next week as El Pasos windy season winds down. Stay safe and report any fires promptly.

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Windy Season Wraps Up in El Paso

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El Paso News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Windy Season Wraps Up in El Paso. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Windy conditions are blowing back into the El Paso area starting Friday, April 17th, with Gus hitting up to 35 miles per hour. Parts of southern New Mexico, like near Alamogordo, Cloudcroft, and Ruudoso, fall under a wind advisory that day. Breezy winds stick around Saturday, April 18th, then ramp up again. Sunday, April 19th, topping 30 miles per hour. Dry air amps of fire danger, Friday, triggering a fire weather watch across most of southern New Mexico, including Las Cruces. Grab that jacket, folks. A cold front rolls in Saturday, dropping highs to the 70s or even mid 60s through the weekend. Sunday feels extra brisk with those steady gusts whipping around. More gusty spells could hit next week as El Paso's windy season wraps up, especially around Thursday, April 23rd. This spring's been milder overall compared to last year, but dust and haze remain unpredictable. Stay alert for sparks or flames, keep vehicles off dry grass, and report any fires quick.

Bundle up and play it safe out there. That's the story for today. El Paso News Today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.

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