National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce
Click a location below for detailed forecast.

Last Map Update: Thu, Apr 24, 2025 at 5:36:03 am MDT

Isolated strong to severe storms may develop in east-central New Mexico on Friday afternoon. A few gusty showers and storms may also develop as far west as the central mountain chain.
Strengthening dry and windy southwesterlies will bring a return of elevated to critical fire weather conditions Friday through Sunday, with the most widespread fire danger on Sunday afternoon when winds will likely be strongest. Rain on Friday and Saturday may limit fire weather concerns in the eastern plains.
Storm chances will increase in eastern New Mexico on Saturday. Rainfall amounts will most likely be in the 0.25" to 0.75" range, however there is a low chance of higher totals that may cause flash flooding.

 

 
Text Product Selector (Selected product opens in current window)
 

 

Submit Storm Report Icon

Submit Storm Report

Key Impacts Icon

Key Impacts

Observations Icon

Local Observations

Webcams Icon

Office Webcams

Satellite Icon

Satellite Imagery

Are You Prepared Icon

Are You Prepared?

Weekly Weather Briefing Icon

Weekly Weather Briefing

Area Forecast Discussion Icon

Area Forecast Discussion

Fire Weather Icon

Fire Weather

Aviation Weather Icon

Aviation Weather

Snow Probabilities Icon

Snow Probabilities

SKYWARN Icon

SKYWARN Spotters

On This Date in Weather History Icon

On This Date

Climate Graphs Icon

Climate Graphs

Drought Monitor Icon

Drought Monitor

Severe Weather Info and Climatology Icon

Severe Weather Climatology

Monsoon Awareness Icon

Monsoon Awareness

Winter Climatology Icon

Winter Climatology