Craig Stewart

We’ll see a bit of a change heading into the weekend (& October) as high pressure moves away and to the south and a weak cool front or two moves in.

We’ll see a bit of a change heading into the weekend as high pressure moves away and to the south and a weak cool front or two moves in. Temperatures aren’t looking to cool down too much, but we’ll see temperatures back into the 80s through the majority of the next 10-days. Along with some “cooler” temperatures, stray to isolated rain chances remain in the forecast. Nothing too impactful is ahead for the beginning of the month of October.

CBS7 FIRST ALERT Forecast for Wednesday, September 27th, 2023

CBS7 FIRST ALERT Forecast for Tuesday, September 26th, 2023

What has felt like the never-ending summer looks to continue through the final week of September as temperatures look to remain hot and conditions remain mostly dry.

Although we're heading into the final days of summer temperatures don't look to be cooling down much. High pressure is still in control keeping us hot and relatively dry. A few week disturbances will move through with a bit of a more prominent cold front moving through Sunday night into Monday that will help temperatures back into "cooler" territory.

As we head into the first day of fall, Mother Nature is late to the party as temperatures over the next few days will continue to be hot. Temperatures next week will be a touch cooler, but overall summer looks to be hanging on.

High temperatures in the 90s look to continue through the majority of the week as a ridge of high pressure slides back in to the region helping to warm temperatures and keep conditions relatively dry.

High temperatures in the 90s look to continue through the majority of the week as a ridge of high pressure slides back in to the region helping to warm temperatures and keep conditions relatively dry.

High temperatures in the 90s look to continue through the majority of the week as a ridge of high pressure slides back in to the region helping to warm temperatures and keep conditions relatively dry.

Triple digit temperatures stick around for a few more days, before we see some changes. A cold front is looking to move through the region dropping temperatures into the 80s by the middle of the new week. Along with cooler temperatures, increased rain chances are also expected through the middle of the new week. Let’s hope that the triple digits are in the rearview starting next week.

CBS7 FIRST ALERT Forecast 9/4/23

CBS7 FIRST ALERT Forecast 9/4/23

After a bit of a stretch of “cooler” weather, temperatures will climb a few more degrees on Monday with highs in the triple digits across most of the region.

The high pressure system that has been plaguing us all summer is currently situated over New Mexico and is looking to push back east and continuing to keep us in it’s grasp.

Fall is that you? Not really, but temperatures across the region will be much more comfortable than the oppressive heat that we’ve been dealing with all summer long.

Fall is that you? Not really, but temperatures across the region will be much more comfortable than the oppressive heat that we’ve been dealing with all summer long.

Fall is that you? Not really, but temperatures across the region will be much more comfortable than the oppressive heat that we’ve been dealing with all summer long.

Fall is that you? Not really, but temperatures across the region will be much more comfortable than the oppressive heat that we’ve been dealing with all summer long.

Temperatures will increase a few degrees over the next few days, but the 90s are expected throughout the majority of the extended forecast.

Temperatures will decline over the next few days with 90s expected throughout the majority of the extended forecast.

Temperatures will decline over the next few days with 90s expected throughout the majority of the extended forecast.

A cold front will bring a bit of relief to the region starting on Monday, but high pressure still remains in control.

Temperatures over the next 10 days will continue to be very hot with triple digits ahead. After a slight chance for rain on Friday, conditions look to dry back out as the ridge of high pressure remains in control.

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Hot temperatures look to continue through the week along with minimal rain chances. Hang in there everybody!

Temperatures will be warmer still on Friday with highs across the region between about 100 to 105 degrees. A Heat Advisory will be in effect Friday afternoon and evening for the Davis and Guadalupe Mountains, Marfa plateau, Brewster County, and Mitchell County due to those hot temperatures.

It was another hot one Wednesday across West Texas and southeast New Mexico, but some areas received much-needed rainfall. Triple digits are expected for the majority of the region tomorrow with mostly sunny to sunny skies. Areas in the mountains and parts of southeast New Mexico could possibly see more rain showers tomorrow afternoon/evening, but rainfall amounts look to be minimal.

High temperatures over the next few days will remain a few degrees above normal for this time of year, in the upper-90s and low-100s. Areas west of the Pecos River will see the chance for rainfall over the next couple of days. Rainfall amounts look to be minimal, but any rain is welcomed.

High temperatures over the next few days will remain a few degrees above normal for this time of year, in the upper-90s and low-100s. Areas west of the Pecos River will see the chance for rainfall over the next couple of days. Rainfall amounts look to be minimal, but any rain is welcomed.

High temperatures over the next few days will remain a few degrees above normal for this time of year, in the upper-90s and low-100s. Areas west of the Pecos River will see the chance for rainfall over the next couple of days. Rainfall amounts look to be minimal, but any rain is welcomed.

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Hopefully everyone enjoyed the coolest day of the week Sunday because extremely hot temperatures set in again for the majority of the week with highs both Tuesday and Wednesday in the 105-112 range for many locations.

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It has been a hot one across West Texas and southeast New Mexico with highs into the triple digits for most of the region. Triple digits will stick around for the foreseeable future.

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