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Last Map Update: Fri, Feb 27, 2026 at 5:56:13 am MST

Near-record warmth combines with northwest breezes to produce Elevated fire weather conditions in east-central NM today. Locally critical conditions could occur in the lee of the Sandia/Manzano Mountains for a few hours this afternoon.
Record-high temperatures are likely for Albuquerque on Saturday and very likely on Sunday. This is very early in the season for warmth like this!
Record high temperatures are within reach for Roswell each day through Sunday, when the highest readings are expected. There is even a low-to-moderate chance of the first 90-degree mark of the year!
The storm track will probably become more active over New Mexico next week with increasing chances for rain and mountain snow.
Record high temperatures central and east this weekend. Low chance (20-40%) of wind gusts up to 50 mph along and east of the central mountain chain Tuesday. Low chance (20-40%) of critical fire weather conditions producing a risk of rapid fire spread over east central areas on Tuesday. Light rain and mountain snow mainly north Tuesday, then north and east Tuesday night and Wednesday.

 

 
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