Low temperatures will be above normal areawide tonight. Fog and drizzle are possible across the eastern plains after midnight and may impact the morning commute with reduced visibility.
Strong westerly winds and low relative humidity will once again combine to produce critical fire weather conditions on Thursday for portions of western and central New Mexico, where a Red Flag Warning has been issued Wind Advisories are also in effect for for areas south of Interstate 40 and west of Interstate 25.
Cooler weather conditions are in store for eastern New Mexico this week. Temperatures will remain fairly stable west of the Rio Grande Valley. A significant pattern change this weekend will drop temperatures areawide.
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