More rain and snow coming next week
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – After an active day of weather across the state, Sunday is looking much calmer. However, early next week is showing more chances for rain and snow across New Mexico.
An upper air disturbance moved over New Mexico on Friday. This disturbance brought widespread rain and snow showers across New Mexico throughout the day on Friday. The heaviest precipitation was throughout southern Colorado. Wolf Creek Ski Area picked up 16″ yesterday alone.
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This precipitation continued intermittently throughout today. The heaviest snowfall this afternoon was in the mountains. The valleys across northern and central New Mexico saw a combination of rain and snow. The valleys closest to the mountains may have seen brief periods of flurries. However, rain was the primary form of precipitation for the valleys.
The storm is in the process of moving out of New Mexico. However, the snow and rain have not stopped yet this evening. A few more inches of snowfall are possible for northern New Mexico. Due to this, the National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for northeast Union County. This advisory will be in place until Midnight Sunday, February 16.
Much drier air will move into New Mexico tomorrow. This drier air marks the beginning of a brief period of calmer weather. High temperatures across the state on Sunday will be seasonably average for most. High temperatures Monday will be warmer for most.
Another upper-level disturbance moves into New Mexico on Tuesday. This will be a fairly short-lived storm. The precipitation will begin in the early morning as the disturbance moves in and dry up through the evening. The best chance for snow is in the mountains. Rain chances are strongest in the valley.
This disturbance will also send a strong cold front through New Mexico on Tuesday. The largest impact on Tuesday will be in northeastern and eastern New Mexico. By Wednesday, the front will push further west cooling off temperatures in central and western New Mexico.
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