Light mountain snow and lower elevation rain showers will spread across western and northern New Mexico Sunday morning through Monday morning. Locations above 9,000 feet in the northern mountains may see a few inches of accumulating snow, while areas below 8,000 feet will remain all rain.
An approaching storm system will bring cooler temperatures and chances for rain and mountain snow Sunday and Sunday night. Western and north central NM will be favored for precipitation. Snow will be favored above 8500 feet.
Wetter weather is favored across central and northern New Mexico next week between Tuesday and Saturday. A series of Pacific storm systems will likely bring mountain snow and lower elevation rain. Temperatures will be cooler than they have been, but should not fall well-below seasonal averages.
The storm system that will bring rain and mountain snow will also bring increased winds for Sunday and Monday. Widespread breezy conditions are expected Sunday, but winds will pick up a little more along and east of the Central Mountain Chain for Monday morning. Strongest winds are expected from the Sangre de Cristo Mountains southward toward Clines Corners Monday morning where gusts at or above 45 mph are likely.
High temperatures will be 10 to 20 degrees above normal areawide this afternoon. Record high temperatures will be in jeopardy across eastern New Mexico.
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