Heavy Lake Effect Snow; Subfreezing Temperatures in the Eastern U.S.

A multi-day heavy lake effect snow event is expected downwind of Lakes Erie and Ontario through New Year's Day. The Arctic front will continue to bring increasing winds to the Northeast that will remain gusty. Subfreezing overnight low temperatures will be found as far south as the Gulf Coast. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Tue, Dec 30, 2025 at 1:58:05 am MST

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National Weather Service NWS Tucson Arizona

Freezing Fog Advisory

Hazardous Weather Outlook

Tonight

Winds Thu & Fri

Precipitation Chances

Temperature Outlook

Chilly temperatures are expected overnight with most locations in the teens and 20s. Localized areas of freezing fog across the Tularosa River Valley. Dense freezing fog across the lower Pecos River Valley from Fort Sumner to Lake Arthur. Low visibility and slick surfaces may develop.

Breezy to windy conditions will return New Years Day and Friday across eastern NM. Difficult driving conditions will be a concern for high profile vehicles.

Precipitation chances return Thursday and Friday across central and western New Mexico. Precipitation will start early in the morning on Thursday across western NM before spreading eastward. Snow will be favored above 10,000 feet, with rain at lower elevations. Amounts will be minimal.