Scattered to numerous thunderstorms are forecast to develop on Tuesday with a few storms in eastern New Mexico turning strong to severe with large hail and damaging winds. The Marginal Risk has been expanded further south.
Warmer temperatures will be observed today with light to moderate (5 to 15 mph) breezes being common. A few weak showers and thunderstorms will develop in south central to southeastern areas of the state, producing little rainfall, but very gusty outflow winds.
Rich moisture will push into central and eastern New Mexico on Tuesday and Wednesday, leading to numerous showers and thunderstorms. Areas along and east of the central mountain chain of New Mexico will have the greatest chances of observing soaking rainfall with lighter and more sparse amounts in western areas of the state. Chances are high for burn scar flash flooding within Lincoln County.
Rapidly increasing moisture will lead to scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms Tuesday and Wednesday. Widespread amounts of 0.5" or greater are forecast across much of eastern New Mexico.
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