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Last Map Update: Sat, Apr 19, 2025 at 10:58:20 am MDT

The upper level storm system which brought wind and dust to our region on Thursday and Friday will swing into New Mexico on Saturday, bringing a narrow slug of moisture with it. Scattered rain and mountain snow showers are expected, though accumulations will be very light, especially as you head further east of the Continental Divide.
The upper level storm system which brought wind and dust to our region on Thursday and Friday will swing into New Mexico on Saturday, bringing a narrow slug of moisture with it. Scattered rain and mountain snow showers are expected, though accumulations will be very light, especially as you head further east of the Continental Divide.
The upper level storm system which brought wind and dust to our region on Thursday and Friday will swing into New Mexico on Saturday, bringing a narrow slug of moisture with it. Scattered rain and snow showers are expected, with light accumulations at the highest elevations.
The upper level disturbance which brought two days of wind and dust to the region will swing through New Mexico on Saturday, bringing a Pacific cold front, cooler temperatures, and a slug of moisture with it. Desert rain and mountain snow showers will result.
A beautiful Easter Sunday is in the forecast for the Borderland. Temperatures will run about 8 to 10 degrees below normal with dry conditions.

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