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Last Map Update: Sat, Feb 14, 2026 at 6:52:35 pm MST

Strong to damaging winds are expected Tuesday through Thursday of this upcoming week, with the strongest winds during this time along and east of the central mountain chain. This may create patchy blowing dust in the eastern plains and blowing snow in the northern mountains. There is also a moderate to high chance of high fire danger across the eastern plains.
A series of disturbances will bring periods of snow to the higher terrain of northwest and north central NM Tuesday through Thursday night. Heaviest snow accumulations are expected along the west slopes of the north central mountains. Very strong winds will also result in blowing snow and significant visibility reductions. Potential for hazardous travel on high mountain passes.
Several days of dry and windy conditions will result in favorable conditions for rapid fire spread across eastern and parts of central NM for the middle of this upcoming week. Please follow these fire safety tips to prevent a spark and cause an uncontrollable wildfire.

 

 
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