Late season freeze for parts of western and northern New Mexico Tuesday morning
A late freeze is likely in parts of western and northern New Mexico tonight. Warmer and drier weather returns starting Tuesday, with the warmest weather so far of the year by the end of the week.
Showers and storms moved through western, central, and northern New Mexico Monday bringing rain and gusty winds. Temperatures were cooler across New Mexico today as well thanks to the cloud cover and rain, but also due to a cold front that moved in Sunday night. The rain and thunderstorms have ended now tonight as the skies are clearing out. It's been a windy day across the state, but those winds are settling down tonight.
A late season freeze is likely for locations in western and northern New Mexico Tuesday morning. Freeze Warnings are in effect for these areas. High temperatures will be warmer, but still near to below average Tuesday afternoon. The wind will also be much lighter. Temperatures will continue to warm through the rest of this week. By Friday afternoon, we'll see some of the warmest weather so far this year! The Albuquerque Metro will likely make it into the 90s for the first time this year, and Roswell could hit 100° for the first time this year as well. The warm weather will continue through the weekend.
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Skies will remain mostly cloudy, with occasional showers and isolated storms developing along a slow-moving cold front, especially across the eastern half of the state with a ripple of low pressure. Temperatures will hover around 80s degrees, although only in the mid-70 farther northwest behind the front. A cluster of showers and storms south of the nearly stalled front will brush southern Ohio this evening and linger overnight, focused well to the south of I-70. As the frontal boundary sags south Saturday, skies will turn partly sunny, with temperatures in the seasonable upper 70s. However, another round of showers will return early Sunday with a disturbance crossing the Ohio Valley through early afternoon, with some clearing later in the day. More scattered storms are likely Monday afternoon and early Tuesday, as a system drops southeast from the Canadian plains. Skies will finally clear up by the middle of next week, as high pressure builds into the region, with temperatures warming to the low 80s. Friday: Mostly cloudy, few showers, storms. High 81 Tonight: Showers early, fog later. Low 64 Saturday: Partly sunny. High 79 Sunday: Showers, storms. High 77 (64) Monday: Partly sunny, showers, storms p.m. High 77 (63) Tuesday: Scattered showers, storms. High 77 (60) Wednesday: Mostly sunny. High 80 (58) Thursday: Partly sunny. High 82 (59) Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
