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Last Map Update: Fri, Sep 11, 2026 at 2:10:05 pm MDT

Temperatures will rise even higher today, threatening records around the state.
Heat Safety When Working: Drink a cup of cool water every 20 minutes, even if you aren't thirsty. For long jobs, drink a beverage with electrolytes. Take regular breaks to rest. During hot conditions, skipping breaks is not safe! Seek periodic breaks in the AC if possible. Spend time in the shade when outdoors.
Near-record to record hot temperatures will continue through Sunday. An uptick in storm coverage is likely next week.
Showers and storms will move east into western NM this afternoon and evening. This activity will be capable of producing wind gusts greater than 45 mph along with brief rain, blowing dust, and lightning strikes. Winds may arrive in the Rio Grande Valley around sunset.

 

 
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