Snow will continue across portions of eastern NM through this evening before diminishing. Areas of blowing snow are possible. Watch for low visibility and slick spots on roadways.
Tonight will be the first night of bitterly cold temperatures and wind chills. Wind chills between 0 and -20F will be common. Remember to check on pipes, plants, pets and people!
Monday night looks to be the coldest night of the week. Bitterly cold wind chills as low as -25 degrees are expected. Plan ahead for how and when to protect people, pets, pipes and plants from these freezing cold conditions.
Surges of very cold, arctic air are expected this weekend and into early next week, bringing the coldest temperatures of the season thus far. Everyone is at risk from the dangers of extreme cold, but some are more vulnerable than others. Check on family, friends, and neighbors!
Another round of light snow is possible on Monday and Monday night. With sub-freezing temperatures having been in place for a few days by this point, any snow that falls will create slick and icy roads. Therefore, travel disruptions are possible. This could impact the Monday evening commute.
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