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Widespread precipitation is expected around central and northern New Mexico Wednesday afternoon through early Friday morning.
A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for accumulating snow in the northern mountains through 5AM MST Friday.
Widespread soaking rainfall is expected across central and northern New Mexico this afternoon through early Friday morning. Rain amounts will generally be in the 0.1-0.5" range, but some locations may see more than 1". Overall, the flood risk remains low.
Another Pacific storm system will impact New Mexico Saturday night into Sunday, bringing widespread rain and high mountain snow. Widespread precipitation amounts (liquid equivalent) of 0.1 to 0.5" are forecast with several areas shown to have high chances for more than 0.25" (right image).
The next Pacific storm system will bring high mountain snow to mostly northern New Mexico. Areas above 8,500 feet have elevated chances to receive at least 1 inch of snow.

 

 
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