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Last Map Update: Sun, Mar 29, 2026 at 10:54:08 am MDT

Dry storms will favor southwestern New Mexico on Monday afternoon. Lightning with little rainfall over very dry vegetation will increase the threat of fire starts. Meanwhile, gusty winds and low humidity will create elevated to locally critical fire weather conditions in eastern New Mexico.
Record high temperatures will be threatened throughout central and northern New Mexico today. While temperatures won't be as high as the historical levels last week, it will still be exceptionally hot for late March.
Northern New Mexico may finally receive some beneficial precipitation come the middle of the week. While amounts are not impressive, light precipitation will be welcomed after the extended stretch of exceptionally hot and dry weather.
Near record to record warmth returns today and Monday. Cooler midweek with beneficial precipitation chances before warmer temperatures and dry conditions return late next week.

 

 
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