Doppler dave Speelman

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- ABC-7's Chief Meteorologist Doppler Dave Speelman brought you your weather forecast from the Beth El Bible Church's pumpkin patch today. Located on Montana Avenue in East El Paso, the church has made the pumpkin patch an annual tradition. Watch the video in the media player above to see Doppler's report.

Tropical moisture coming up from Mexico will take aim at the Desert Southwest impacting El Paso and Las Cruces for the late weekend and early next week. Rainfall amounts could exceed 1" by Sunday evening - and even greater amounts in our far western counties. The added moisture and cloud cover will also keep temperatures

There will be a chance for showers and storms every day this week. Some of these storms that develop will be good rain producers in spots - especially for Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures will be near 90 degrees. The added humidity will continue to make it feel a little more uncomfortable.

Great weather for this Thursday night. No rain chances expected. Some added moisture will arrive later in the day Friday and give us a chance for a few storms by Friday afternoon and night. Some gusty winds will be possible with some of the storms. Lightning could delay a game or two in the area.

Tropical moisture from Lorena will impact the Borderland with clouds, rain, and cooler temperatures from late Thursday through early Saturday. Temperatures will be in the 70s and low 80s for highs. It's a bit difficult to determine how much rain we could see but early estimates are around .10 - 0.50" for El Paso. Some

A spotty storm is possible Thursday at 10%. Storms are expected to intensify over the weekend and early next week. Temperatures will stay in the mid to upper 90s, then cool to the 80s by early next week.

Heavy rain hits parts of the west side this afternoon and evening. Some areas along Mesa, just north of UTEP, and in Canutillo received between 0.75 and just over an inch of rainfall, which caused flooding on some roadways. The 2025 monsoon, so far, has been very good to those on the west side. Storms

Temperatures will be very hot for this time of year. We've already had our 28th triple of the year, hitting 106 today, just shy of a record - that being 107. Las Cruces had its 21st triple so far as well. Temperatures will continue to be in the triple digits through this Friday, and then

Temps will heat up for a while. Triples are expected this weekend and much of next week as high pressure dominates our weather pattern. Rain chances will be hard to come by but the heat will not. The hottest days will be from Monday through next Thursday. Typically, we see an end to triples August

Storms will once again pop across the area Monday night and early Tuesday, unleashing heavy rain in spots with the potential of some flooding. Storms will move to the NW/N. There could also be some small hail that occurs in some storms along with gusty winds around 35 mph. Rain chances will continue on Tuesday,