East winds will strengthen this evening below canyons in the Rio Grande Valley. The strongest winds are expected between midnight and 6am with gusts of 30 to 40 mph likely. Lightweight and unsecure objects may blow around. Difficult travel may occur with strong crosswinds along portions of I-25.
A Pacific storm system will bring widespread rain and mountain snow to much of northern and central New Mexico through the evening. Rainfall amounts of 0.1 to 0.3" will be common with some areas in eastern New Mexico receiving a bit more. A few inches of snow are forecast 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.
Pleasant weather is forecast for the Thanksgiving Day holiday. Above normal temperatures, light to moderate breezes, and fair weather cirrus clouds will be observed.
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