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Last Map Update: Thu, Feb 12, 2026 at 6:34:36 am MST

Minor winter travel impacts are forecast Friday through Saturday morning or early afternoon, mainly above 8,500 feet across western and northern New Mexico. Slick road conditions and reduced visibility are favored along mountain pass routes such as U.S. Highways 64 and 84.
A storm system is likely to bring mountain snow to portions of western and northern New Mexico for Friday into Saturday. The left chart shows the reasonable low-end amount of 1-2" above 8,500 feet. The center chart shows the expected amount of 4-8" above 8,500 feet. The right chart shows the reasonable high-end amount of 6-10" above 8,500 feet.
Well above normal temperatures are expected on Thursday with readings returning closer to normal for Friday and Saturday. The next appreciable storm system is forecast to cross New Mexico during this same period. An active weather pattern will materialize over northern and central New Mexico next week.

 

 
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