NWS Albuquerque

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Last Map Update: Thu, Jun. 21, 2018 at 2:39:04 am MDT


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Tonight

Very Hot Friday

Dew Point Tracker

Thursday

Burn Scar Matrix

Low temperatures will vary from near normal to as much as 12 degrees above normal.

Very hot temperatures are expected Friday with record to near-record heat possible.

Daily dewpoint is one of many parameters used to monitor surges of the North American Monsoon across the Southwest U.S.

High temperatures Thursday will be 3 to 7 degrees above normal west of the central mountains and near normal to the east of the central mountains. Isolated thunderstorms are expected in the north central and south central mountains and across the northeast plains. A few storms in the northeast plains could become strong to severe Thursday afternoon and evening.

Table indicates the probability for thunderstorms. This product is for planning purposes only. Refer to the latest bulletins from the NWS concerning immediate threats for flash flooding.