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El Paso Weather and Disaster News

For readers in El Paso, this page covers weather conditions, natural disasters and the safety and recovery efforts surrounding major events. Coverage focuses on environmental patterns, emergency alerts and the response to significant incidents.


Emergency Response

Live Poll

Has flooding or drainage trouble gotten worse in your neighborhood in recent years?

Emergency Response

El Paso Water Crews Extract Floodwater After Monsoon Rains

Over 100 water extraction calls and 150,000 sandbags marked El Paso's monsoon-season flooding response.

El Paso Water Crews Extract Floodwater After Monsoon Rains

Current Conditions

Current Conditions

Amigo Airsho Gates Open in El Paso

Organizers are monitoring weather conditions to ensure safety as the annual air show event begins.


Severe Weather

Live Poll

Do you trust your local government to effectively manage public facility repairs after severe weather?

Severe Weather

Ascarate Golf Course Closes After Hail Damage

Severe storms on Friday forced the closure of the main course and Delta Nine at Ascarate Golf Course.

Ascarate Golf Course Closes After Hail Damage

Safety

Live Poll

Is flood management in your local area getting better or worse?

Safety

Flooding Closes Northeast El Paso Intersection

El Paso police are advising motorists to avoid the area surrounding Gateway North and Vulcan following heavy afternoon rain.

Flooding Closes Northeast El Paso Intersection

Natural Disasters

Live Poll

Do you trust the local water infrastructure in your area to remain reliable?

Natural Disasters

Water Main Break Floods Northwest El Paso Street

Emergency crews responded to a burst water pipe that disrupted local service and damaged infrastructure.

Water Main Break Floods Northwest El Paso Street

More in Weather and Disaster

El Paso reporting spans extreme heat waves, flash flooding events, wildfire threats and the emergency response and recovery protocols that follow. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it as systems move through the region. Seasonal shifts in temperature and the intensity of dry-weather patterns define the primary risks that trigger public alerts. Emergency resource allocation and utility grid capacity remain the most consistent concerns during severe events.