Areas of dense fog and freezing fog will expand over portions of northeastern New Mexico through mid morning. Expect abrupt reductions in visibility along with slick spots on some road surfaces. This includes portions of I-25 near Las Vegas and I-40 near Tucumcari.
A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for accumulating snow in the northern mountains from midnight tonight (Saturday night) through midnight Sunday night.
A Pacific storm system will bring widespread rain and mountain snow to much of northern and central New Mexico tonight into Sunday. Rainfall amounts of 0.1 to 0.4" will be common with a few inches of snow above 8,500 feet, especially in the northern mountains.
A winter storm is forecast to impact central and northern New Mexico late next weekend on Nov. 30th and Dec. 1st. This will potentially impact travel after the Thanksgiving Holiday so stay tuned to the forecast in the coming days for updates.
Patchy fog and freezing fog will reduce visibility and create slick spots on roads in the morning, mainly in northeastern New Mexico. Temperatures will warm up to or slightly above normal today. Dry conditions prevail today, but rain and snow arrive tonight.
Rain chances will increase again Saturday night into Sunday as a Pacific storm system moves across New Mexico. Since rainfall rates will generally be light to moderate, the flash flood threat remains very low. 3-6 inches of snow accumulation are likely above 9,000 feet.
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