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New Mexico and southwest Colorado finally get a break from heavy rain this week
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NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Much-needed drier weather is returning to New Mexico and southwest Colorado this week. Another storm system will bring light rain and mountain snow to southwest Colorado Wednesday, while most of New Mexico stays dry.
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Mostly dry and warmer weather will continue across New Mexico Wednesday and Thursday. However, a more active weather pattern returns Thursday evening with the first of three storms that will bring rain, mountain snow, and colder temperatures through early next week.
Remnants of a tropical system will bring rain to southern and eastern New Mexico Thursday into Friday. A more active weather pattern will bring widespread rain, locally heavy rainfall, and mountain snow this weekend into early next week.
Remnants of a tropical system will bring rain to southern and eastern New Mexico Thursday into Friday. A more active weather pattern will bring widespread rain, locally heavy rainfall, and mountain snow this weekend into early next week.
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) - More clouds, out in front of Tropical Storm Vance, have moved through across the region, but only spotty showers are possible in southern New Mexico. Enough dry air in the atmosphere with calm winds have still led to chilly morning temperatures.
The remnants of a tropical system will bring widespread rain to southern and eastern New Mexico Thursday night into Friday morning. Another round of rain arrives Friday night into early Saturday, followed by heavier rain and mountain snow Sunday into Monday.
The remnants of a tropical system will bring widespread rain to southern and eastern New Mexico Thursday night into Friday morning. Another round of rain arrives Friday night into early Saturday, followed by heavier rain and mountain snow Sunday into Monday.
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) - Heavy pockets of rain showers with occasional rumbles of thunder have moved across southern and eastern New Mexico, likely leading to some flooding. Clouds have thickened across the region, courtesy of the remnant of Tropical Storm Vance.
Multiple rounds of rain will move through New Mexico this weekend, with a break in the rain for Halloween. The next round arrives Friday evening through Saturday morning, followed by heavier rain Sunday into Monday.
Fairly calm conditions have been in place across the region today with a few isolated showers across parts of western New Mexico this evening. Rain will develop again across the Four Corners and southwest Colorado overnight and into Sunday morning, with snow picking up in the San Juan Mountains.
Rain and mountain snow have been moving through the western and central parts of the state so far today. These showers and storms are making their way into eastern parts of the state this evening. Strong to severe storms are possible across much of eastern New Mexico this evening and into the early …
Rain and mountain snow have been moving through the western and central parts of the state so far today. These showers and storms are making their way into eastern parts of the state this evening. Strong to severe storms are possible across much of eastern New Mexico this evening and into the early …
Much-needed drier weather returns to New Mexico and southern Colorado this week. Another storm system will bring light rain and mountain snow to southern Colorado Wednesday, while New Mexico stays dry. Rain and mountain snow have been wrapping up Monday across southwest Colorado and northern New Mex…
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Much-needed drier weather is returning to New Mexico and southwest Colorado this week. Another storm system will bring light rain and mountain snow to southwest Colorado Wednesday, while most of New Mexico stays dry.
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