Heavy Rain and Snow Threaten New Mexico This Week
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Northeast and east central New Mexico are bracing for continued heavy rainfall on Tuesday, which is expected to cause rises in rivers and arroyos. Travelers are advised to take caution around low-water crossings due to potential flooding. In addition to the rain, significant snowfall is anticipated in the northern mountains, with conditions likely to create slick or snow-packed roads for those traveling at elevations above 8,000 feet.
Meteorologist Kira Miner has advised that these weather patterns will persist, with daily rounds of afternoon showers and thunderstorms expected to continue through Saturday, particularly affecting high-altitude areas. Residents should remain alert for changing conditions as the forecast evolves.
For a more detailed outlook, watch Kira Miner’s full forecast linked above. As the region copes with these severe weather conditions, authorities encourage the public to stay informed and prioritize safety while commuting.
Stay tuned for ongoing updates as New Mexico prepares for this week’s challenges.
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