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Last Map Update: Thu, Nov 13, 2025 at 10:52:15 pm CST

Quiet weather is expected tonight, with a partly cloudy sky.
Record high temperatures are forecast Friday, with plentiful sunshine and west-southwesterly winds near 10 mph.
Unseasonably warm weather continues through Saturday, with temperatures remaining nearly 20 degrees above normal for this time of year. Record-challenging high temperatures will be possible once again Saturday, with a cooling trend arriving Sunday. Cooler temperatures are set to arrive Monday following the passage of a Pacific cold front, with low-end windy conditions forecast Monday.

 

 

 

Local Weather History For November 13th...
1961 (13th-15th): The earliest winter snowstorm consisting of over one foot of snow buried parts of extreme West TX, the
western TX Panhandle and western South Plains nearest the New Mexico border. A tight gradient of heavy snow between four
inches to as much as 20 inches along the New Mexico border was measured. Hartley officially recorded 20 inches. Farther
east over the remainder of the Panhandle and South Plains, freezing rain left a heavy coating of ice. Area trees had yet
to lose their leaves and this compounded the damages to many trees which succumbed to excessive stress. A pilot was killed
in a plane crash near Canyon during the height of the storm. Interestingly, El Paso measured 7.8 inches of snow during
this storm; the heaviest November snow there in 55 years.