Isolated-to-scattered showers and thunderstorms will continue over southeast New Mexico today until after midnight tonight. Additional rain amounts will mostly remain under a quarter inch, but a few spots on the southeast plains may accumulate around three quarters of an inch.
On the evening of October 24, 2026, an EF1 tornado moved through south-central Santa Fe causing damage to multiple homes/structures with many trees uprooted and snapped. More information here: https://partnerservices.nws.noaa.gov/products/cache/298-2026/PNSABQ/0b61387f136062c6dfe0ece90efec134
After dry weather mid week, showers, thunderstorms, and very high terrain snow are forecast during the latter half of the week. A more substantial Pacific weather system arrives Sunday into Monday of next week.
Temperatures warm near 1991-2020 averages starting Tuesday, then mostly above the averages Wednesday. After a break in the weather the first half of the week, showers and storms increase again late week and early next week.
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