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Last Map Update: Thu, Nov 14, 2024 at 8:20:04 pm MST

Clear and clam tonight with low temperatures near seasonal averages.
Breezy to locally windy conditions could create critical fire weather conditions in far western NM near the AZ border Friday afternoon. South to southwest winds will create nusiance crosswinds on roadways.
A Pacific storm will bring widespread lower elevation rain and mountain snow to the region Sunday and Monday. Snow accumulations will generally be confined to the higher elevations above 7000 feet. An extended period of moderate rainfall could create minor rises on creeks and streams.
After rainy and cool weather Sunday and Monday, a colder winter storm could impact the area Tuesday and Wednesday. The details remain highly uncertain. ENS member are bullish and bring in widespread snow for New Mexico. GEFS members are not sold on the idea of snowfall. As a result, low confidence forecast for Tuesday.

 

 
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