Weak storm, a cooler northwest New Mexico, then spring-like weather
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Stubbornly bitter air has migrated into parts of the Albuquerque Metro with still a few areas temperatures as low as barely above zero degrees in the East Mountains with dangerous wind chills occasionally below -10 degrees as mostly below-freezing air temperatures across the entire region are once again the big story as despite low-level clouds generally east of the Central Mountains, it's a drier morning with only some passing upper-level clouds with snow flurries moving in from the Four Corners with slightly more-persistent northeasterly winds.
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Near-record cold temperatures for a few areas out east to even as far south as the Pecos River Valley this morning will once again lead to a very chilly day, but it will be warmer than yesterday while getting back to above the freezing mark with low-level clouds once again slowly parting way, being replaced by high-level clouds out west a weak disturbance bringing in a few chilly rain showers with high-elevation wet snow out in far-northern areas with seasonably lower afternoon temperatures than yesterday from the mountains to out west, which will reach mostly in the 40s, 50s, and near 60 degrees.
Rebounding temperatures will mostly continue ahead starting tomorrow with southwesterly winds picking up occasionally, but the spring-like temperatures will return in full force late this weekend into the early part of next week with precipitation either in far-northern areas or remaining to the north ahead.
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