National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

Another round of elevated to critical fire weather conditions are expected on Sunday afternoon into the early evening hours. Please take the necessary precautions to prevent a new fire start as the weather pattern will support rapid spread given gusty winds, low relative humidity, and ongoing drought conditions.
Breezy to windy conditions will develop today and each day after. The combination of gusty winds, low humidity, and dry vegetation will lead to rapid fire spread and quick fire growth. Do you part to produce #OneLessSpark!
Confidence is high that a passing storm system will bring strong to damaging winds to New Mexico on Tuesday. These winds will create dangerous crosswinds (especially for high-profile vehicles) to most areas, localized property damage, reduced visibility to near zero in dust prone areas, and widespread fire weather conditions to central and eastern New Mexico.

 

 
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