Critical fire weather conditions will return today. Gusty west to southwest winds will combine with relative humidity in the low double digits to create high fire danger across the middle and lower Rio Grande Valley and all of eastern New Mexico. Do your part to create #OneLessSpark!
Breezy to windy conditions will persist today. Low relative humidity values will continue as well resulting in the potential for critical fire weather conditions.
Another storm system will move through the region tonight through Saturday. Rain, mountain snow and thunderstorms are expected for areas along and west of the Central Mountain Chain. A few inches of snow is expected above 7500 feet in the Northern Mountains.
Strong winds, low humidity, warm temperatures, and an unstable airmass will elevate the risk for hazardous blowing dust Saturday, especially over southern and eastern areas. Dust Storm Warnings may be issued for parts of the region. Folks around Roswell should remain alert to potential closures of the Roswell Relief Route on the southwest side of town.
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