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Last Map Update: Sun, May 31, 2026 at 2:30:10 am MDT

On Sunday, high temperatures will be near to a few degrees above normal. Meanwhile, daytime humidity values will fall between 5 and 15 percent. A few breezes will be noted across the northeast, otherwise, plenty of sunshine areawide!
Warmer temperatures will be observed today and Monday across northern and central New Mexico. Light to moderate breezes will be observed each day. Some faint moisture will move into southeastern and east central New Mexico on Monday, possibly leading to a few weak showers or thunderstorms that will produce minimal rainfall.
Rich moisture will push into central and eastern New Mexico on Tuesday and Wednesday, leading to scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms. Areas along and east of the central mountain chain of New Mexico will have the greatest chances of observing soaking rainfall with lighter and more sparse amounts in western areas of the state.
High temperatures will peak on Monday, then trend downward through mid week. Daily rounds of showers and storms next week with a risk of flash flooding below recent burn scars starting Tuesday.

 

 
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