National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

A strong backdoor cold front will push into eastern NM Thursday afternoon before spilling through the central mountain chain Thursday night. There are good chances for wind gusts greater than 50mph, with some locations favored for higher gusts. Continue to monitor the forecast.
The 1st freeze of the season for the upper Rio Grande Valley will come late Wednesday night into Thursday morning. Remember to protect people, pets, plants and pipes!
Breezy conditions will persist Wednesday, primarily in the afternoon. Loose items will be blown & tossed around. Crosswinds will create difficult driving for high profile vehicles.
Below normal temperatures reign supreme this week. Shower and storm chances favor northern and far eastern NM through the middle of this week. Low shower chances enter central and southern NM through the weekend.

 

 
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