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 normals26.5 days
Days with highs of 100°F or higher
Average annual count from the 1991-2020 climate-normal period.
Source: NOAA climate normals3.98 in.
Average summer precipitation
Average June through August precipitation at El Paso International Airport.
Source: NOAA climate normals2.80 in.
Average annual snowfall
Average full-year snowfall 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. The source was checked on October 9, 2026.
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 October 9, 2026. https://trcorpcontractors.com/el-paso-roofing-weather-statistics