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Last Map Update: Sat, Apr 12, 2025 at 2:02:20 pm MDT

Strong winds, very low relative humidity, and above normal temperatures will lead to critical fire weather conditions this weekend. Rapid fire spread is likely if a fire starts and fire starts will occur more easily.
Condiciones secas, temperaturas altas, y vinetos fuertes causaran un alto riesgo de propagacion rapida del fuego el sabado y domingo en partes del centro, centro-este, noreste, centro-norte, y centro- oeste de Nuevo Mexico.
With critical fire weather conditions in the forecast this weekend, it's important to make preparations now because wildfires can escalate very quickly!
Record breaking temperatures combined with very dry conditions and strengthening west to southwest winds will result in critical fire weather conditions today for portions of west central, north central and northeast NM.
Humidities will remain very low on Sunday and winds will trend up slightly. Critical fire weather conditions are expected for a large portion of New Mexico. Remember, only you can prevent wildfires!
Record heat is in store today for most areas across northern and central New Mexico. Remember to drink plenty of water, wear sunscreen and limit time outdoors working on strenous activities in the afternoon.

 

 
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