8.78 in.
Average annual precipitation
The 1991-2020 normal at El Paso International Airport.
Source: NOAA climate normalsEl Paso climate reference
El Paso Roofing & Weather Statistics
Reliable local climate figures for homeowners, property managers, writers, and anyone comparing the conditions a roof faces in the Borderland.
Local conditions, clearly sourced.
El Paso roofs handle intense heat, long dry stretches, wind, and sudden rain. This page gathers the most useful official climate-normal figures in one place, with a direct source for every number.
At a glance
47.6 days
Days with measurable precipitation
Average annual days with at least 0.01 inch of precipitation.
Source: NOAA climate normals21.7 days
Days with 0.10 inch or more of rain
Average annual days reaching one-tenth of an inch of precipitation.
Source: NOAA climate normals191.4 days
Days with highs of 80°F or higher
Average annual count from the 1991-2020 climate-normal period.
Source: NOAA climate normals116.8 days
Days with highs of 90°F or higher
Average annual count from the 1991-2020 climate-normal period.
Source: NOAA climate normals24.9 days
Summer days with highs of 100°F or higher
Average June through August count from the 1991-2020 climate-normal period.
Source: NOAA climate normals95.6°F
Average summer high temperature
The June through August normal daily high at El Paso International Airport.
Source: NOAA climate normals78.6°F
Average annual high temperature
The full-year normal daily high at El Paso International Airport.
Source: NOAA climate normals53.8°F
Average annual low temperature
The full-year normal daily low at El Paso International Airport.
Source: NOAA climate normalsWhy the numbers matter
Weather context for better property decisions.
Climate data cannot diagnose a roof, but it gives property owners a useful frame for seasonal upkeep, post-storm checks, and conversations about repair or replacement.
Explore Roofing ServicesHeat
Long stretches of hot weather make material condition, flashing, sealants, and ventilation worth watching.
Rain
Even in a dry climate, rain events can reveal weaknesses around penetrations, edges, valleys, and drainage paths.
Timing
A routine inspection before the wettest summer months can provide a clearer starting point for maintenance planning.
Sources & methodology
Primary source
All statistics on this page come from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Centers for Environmental Information, using the 1991-2020 U.S. Climate Normals for El Paso International Airport, station USW00023044.
View the NOAA dataHow to read these figures
Climate normals are 30-year averages, not a forecast for any one season. Temperature and precipitation figures use the station's published definitions and units.
Cite this page
TRCORP Roofing & Construction. “El Paso Roofing & Weather Statistics.” Updated September 9, 2026. https://trcorpcontractors.com/el-paso-roofing-weather-statistics