A cold front will sweep east across the area today, bringing breezy to windy conditions and colder temperatures along with a few snow showers across western New Mexico.
A Pacific storm will bring mountain snow and low elevation rain transitioning to snow for northern and western areas today and central and southeast areas tonight into tomorrow. Blowing snow may create reduced visibility, particularly in the Sangre de Cristo mountains. Highest snowfall accumulations of 2-4 inches with locally higher amounts are expected high terrain of the northern and central mountains. Slick travel is possible, especially for the Tuesday morning commute.
A look at snowfall expected along the I-40 cooridor from Albuquerque eastward to the Texas border. The highest snowfall amounts of 1 to 3 iches with locally higher amounts of 4 inches are expected across the Sandia and Manzano mountains including Edgewood and Sandia Park and the central highlands including Clines Corners
A second storm system and associated cold front will bring another shot of colder air and gusty north and northwest winds for most of the region beginning Wednesday night through the day Thursday.
A temperature roller coaster is expected for the work week as a pair of storm systems impact the state. Warmer temperatures should return for next weekend.
Precipitation chances return for the work week as a pair of storm systems impact the state. System #1 will provide precipitation chances for most of the region, while system #2 will bring a quick chance for precipitation across northeast New Mexico Thursday morning.
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