9 Day Forecast: Hot, dry Sunday — Storm chances continue in the week

El Paso, TX ( KTSM ) –Good evening, El Paso.

Beryl, previously known as a hurricane, has weakened to a tropical storm.

As of Friday, July 5 at 8:30 p.m., Tropical Storm Beryl is currently located north of the Yucatán Peninsula with sustained winds of 65 miles per hour. The storm has weakened from it’s previous hurricane status and is expected to re-intensify once it moves back into the Gulf of Mexico.

The storm is forecasted to pose significant risks including damaging hurricane-like winds and life-threatening storm surge.

Beryl is expected to impact South Texas cities such as Brownsville, Corpus Christi, McAllen, South Padre Island and Harlingen. El Paso is unlikely to experience any significant impact. Rain and storms will come from another system.

In the meantime, let’s bring our focus back to our 9-Day Forecast.

Saturday, we are forecasting a similar day as Friday, with an forecast high of 99 degrees paired with isolated thunderstorms. Our overnight low is expected to cool off to 78 degrees.

Sunday is when it gets interesting. We are predicting our weather conditions to be sunny and dry. Our high is expected to warm up to 106 degrees. Stay hydrated on this day and humidity will also be a key factor for this day.

Moisture will make it’s way back into the Borderland beginning on Monday up to Thursday. Our high is expected to fluctuate between the triple digits and upper 90s.

Humid and warm Friday is in for us with a forecasted high of 100 degrees with an overnight low of 77 degrees.

As we make way into next weekend, we may see some clear skies with some cloud coverage in the upper 90s and triple digits.

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