Borderland StormTrack Keeps Flash Flood Warning in Focus Sunday

ABC-7 StormTrack Weather is tracking scattered to widespread showers and thunderstorms across the Borderland today, with the best chance for storms this afternoon and evening. Some storms could bring heavy rain, gusty winds, and small hail. A flash flood warning is the main concern for anyone planning to be outside for long stretches.

The rain chances do not end with sunset. They continue overnight and into Monday, while cooler temperatures are expected to stick around through the start of the week.

Borderland storm timing

The setup points to the busiest window arriving later today. That puts the strongest weather threat in the same period when many people are still out running errands, traveling, or wrapping up weekend plans.

The storms are not expected to stay isolated. Scattered to widespread showers and thunderstorms mean more than one round can move through the Borderland, with some cells capable of producing heavy downpours that can quickly reduce visibility and create runoff issues.

Heavy rain and hail risks

ABC-7 StormTrack Weather says a few storms could become strong. The main hazards listed are heavy rain, gusty winds, and small hail, which are the conditions most likely to create short-notice changes for drivers and anyone spending time outdoors.

Those risks carry into the overnight period and Monday, so the weather pattern remains active after the afternoon peak. Cooler air is expected to hold through the start of the week, but that break will not last long.

Midweek heat returns

By midweek, triple-digit heat is expected to return. That shift ends the brief cooler stretch and sets up a fast turn from storm chances to extreme heat.

For now, the practical move is to plan around repeated rain chances through Monday and keep an eye on stronger storms this afternoon and evening, when the Borderland faces the highest weather impact.