There is a marginal risk for locally heavy rainfall producing flash flooding in low-laying and poorly drained areas including metro arroyo systems in Santa Fe and Albuquerque Tuesday evening.
A marginal risk for heavy rainfall threatening local flash flooding Wednesday remains. Low laying and poorly drained areas including metro arroyo systems are most at risk.
A cold front entering eastern New Mexico will lead to scattered showers and thunderstorms that will periodically redevelop into the nighttime hours. Overall, temperatures will be seasonable, but a bit cooler than normal in northeastern New Mexico.
Showers and thunderstorms will spread into more of central and even some parts of western New Mexico on Tuesday. Temperatures will be near to slightly below normal.
East canyon winds push into the Albuquerque metro tonight thru Tuesday morning. Some areas immediately west of the Sandia Crest could be protected with stronger winds relegated to below Tijeras Canyon or Bear Canyon.
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