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November Packing List for El Paso — What to Wear & Bring

November in El Paso sees a return to cooler desert weather, with 64°F highs and nights dipping to 39°F. Pack warm sweaters and a solid jacket for the Sun City's crisp autumn evenings.

Averages 3964°F, ~2 days of rain

Warm Wool Sweater

El Paso's November lows hit 39°F, requiring a thick knit layer for any morning or evening activities.

Quilted Vest

A vest is perfect for El Paso's 64°F afternoons, providing core warmth without overheating in the sun.

Thermal Undershirts

Essential for hiking the Franklin Mountains where November temperatures can be significantly colder than the 64°F city high.

Corduroy Pants

A heavier fabric like corduroy helps block the dry Chihuahuan Desert wind that increases in November.

Sturdy Leather Boots

Protect your feet from the 39°F morning chill when walking through downtown El Paso.

Warm Walking Shoes

Ensure your footwear is insulated for the 64°F days and the rapid temperature drops at sunset.

Merino Wool Socks

The best choice for El Paso's 39°F lows, keeping toes warm and dry in the desert air.

Chukka Boots

A versatile choice for El Paso's November weather, offering both style and warmth.

Knit Scarf

Vital for protecting your neck during El Paso's 39°F evenings when the wind kicks up.

Lightweight Gloves

El Paso's 39°F November lows make gloves a necessity for early morning visits to landmarks like the Wyler Aerial Tramway.

Sunscreen (SPF 30)

Even in November, El Paso's 3,762 ft elevation means UV exposure is higher than at sea level.

Lip Moisturizer

The dry November air in El Paso will quickly chap lips; choose one with SPF for the 64°F sunny days.

Local tips for El Paso in November

  1. 1.Expect a sharp temperature drop exactly at sunset; El Paso can lose 15 degrees in an hour in November.
  2. 2.The Sun Bowl stadium can be very windy; bring a heavy layer if attending a November game.
  3. 3.November is very dry with only 2 precip days; drink plenty of water to combat the high-altitude desert air.