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Breezy to Windy Conditions Persist in El Paso
Dust remains a concern despite slightly weaker winds compared to previous day
Published on Feb. 24, 2026
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El Paso remains under an ABC-7 First Alert for another round of windy and dusty conditions. While wind gusts are expected to peak at 40 mph, a 10-15 mph decrease from the previous day, the area will still experience breezy to windy weather.
Why it matters
Persistent high winds and dust can pose safety risks, disrupt daily activities, and impact visibility for drivers and residents in the El Paso region. The First Alert helps prepare the community for the ongoing weather conditions.
The details
The National Weather Service has issued an ABC-7 First Alert for the El Paso area due to continued breezy to windy conditions and lingering dust. While wind gusts are forecasted to peak at 40 mph, a slight decrease from the previous day's stronger winds, the area will still experience challenging weather that could impact daily life.
- The windy and dusty conditions are expected to persist throughout the day on February 19, 2026.
The players
ABC-7
A local television news station serving the El Paso, Texas region.
National Weather Service
The federal agency responsible for weather forecasting and issuing weather-related alerts and advisories.
The takeaway
Residents of El Paso should remain vigilant and prepared for continued breezy to windy conditions and potential dust storms, which can impact visibility and safety. The First Alert from ABC-7 is intended to help the community stay informed and take necessary precautions.
