A few more showers and thunderstorms will develop over western NM today then move east-northeast with gusty and erratic winds. Precipitation chances are generally less than 20 percent and little to no rainfall is expected.
West winds will increase Monday, especially around the high terrain. Southwest winds will peak on Tuesday over the southern high terrain and southeast plains of NM.
A Pacific storm system approaching from the west Tuesday will bring higher precipitation to NM through Wednesday. This storm may interact with the jet stream approaching from the north Wednesday. Showers, thunderstorms, gusty winds, and high mountain snow are possible.
Mainly isolated showers and thunderstorms are forecast with warmer temperatures today and Monday. Another storm system will cool temperatures and increase precipitation chances Tuesday and Wednesday. The week will close with isolated showers and storms and high temperatures rising above average.
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