Clipper to Impact the Great Lakes and Northeast with Blast of Winter Weather

A strengthening clipper storm will shift across southeastern Canada Wednesday and Thursday with a arctic cold front crossing the Great Lakes and Northeast which will produce intense bursts of snow and gusty winds. Localized short-duration blizzard conditions will be possible with several feet of additional lake effect snow in the Great Lakes. Dry and warm conditions are expected in the West. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Wed, Dec 4, 2024 at 9:26:19 am MST

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Mostly clear skies will prevail across most of the area today. A few sprinkles are possible in the southwest high terrain during the afternoon. Temps will generally be 5-10 degrees above seasonal averages.

Seasonable temperatures and generally benign weather through the weekend. Light rain and mountain peak snow showers possible over southern Catron, Socorro, Lincoln, and Chaves Counties during the latter half of the week are forecast to produce little or no accumulation. Precip chances and sharply colder temperatures early next week as a storm system dives south.

A stretch of pleasant weather will come to an end early next week with the arrival of the next winter storm system. A sharp drop in temperatures to well below normal is expected. Snow and winter precipitation impacts are highly uncertain and will depend on the storm track across New Mexico.