Back-to-Back Winter Storms Across the North-Central U.S.; Severe Weather Threat in the Midwest

A late-season winter storm continues to bring heavy snow, significant sleet, and disruptive icing to the Upper Midwest and western Great Lakes into the morning; and will be followed by another storm. Severe thunderstorms continue across the Midwest to the lower Great Lakes through tonight, before bringing a round of freezing rain and sleet Friday morning across northern New England. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Fri, Apr 3, 2026 at 1:46:18 am MDT

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Warmest March

Dry and somewhat breezy conditions will result in elevated fire weather for Thursday and Friday afternoons. Min RHs of 10-25% are forecast each day with W-SW winds of 10-20 mph.

Dry through Saturday as a backdoor cold front arrives, bringing temperatures down to below normal into early next week. Easterly flow behind the front will increase moisture and provide most of the Borderland with a low chance of rain showers Sun-Tue. Temperatures rebound to above normal for the middle of next week.

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March 2026 was the warmest March on record for El Paso with an average temperature (daily high and low) of 66.2º. That is 7.5º above normal.

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Back-to-Back Winter Storms Across the North-Central U.S.; Severe Weather Threat in the Midwest

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