EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — A backdoor cold front is pushing into the region, bringing cooler and near-to-below normal temperatures. <\/p>\n
Overnight temperatures are expected to drop with wind chills in the 20s east of the Rio Grande. <\/p>\n
An upper trough moving through the Southern Rockies Monday will bring breezier west winds along with more cloud coverage to the Borderland, however precipitation impacts remain minimal. <\/p>\n
A second trough may linger into the start of our work week, Monday night, but its effect appear to be limited to added cloudiness. <\/p>\n
As we head into Thursday, there is a slight possibility for an increase in precipitation chances in the lowlands as well as a rain\/snow mix in the mountains. <\/p>\n
As we head further into this upcoming workweek, temperatures are expected to trend near to above normal before cooling once again. <\/p>\n
Highs for today are 58 F El Paso, 57 F Las Cruces. <\/p>\n
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