Increasing rain, snow and wind
CHAPTERS, AND THE IMPORTANCE OF TEACHING THE NAVAJO LANGUAGE. IT DOESN’T FEEL LIKE IT, BUT IT’S NOW SPRINGTIME IN NEW MEXICO, AND WITH IT INCREASING WIND. KNOW WHAT’S GOING ON? YEAH. HERE’S WHAT WE’RE LOOKING AT RIGHT NOW. WE’RE GETTING ANOTHER WAVE OF MOISTURE WORKING INTO THE ALBUQUERQUE AREA. YOU CAN SEE PRIMARILY TO THE SOUTH OF INTERSTATE 40 AND TO THE NORTH AS WE LOOK AROUND RIO RANCHO. SO RAIN START TO EXPAND THERE ON INTO THAT 25 CORRIDOR UP TO THE SANTA FE AREA. AND YOU CAN SEE THIS WILL BE FILLING IN ACROSS THE ALBUQUERQUE AREA. SO WEATHER ON INTO THE FIRST PART OF THE EVENING AND IT’LL START TO TAPER OFF A BIT AS WE GET INTO THE OVERNIGHT HOURS. BUT RAIN, SNOW MIXES WILL BE AROUND PARTS OF THE STATE OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS. STRONGER WINDS ON WEDNESDAY. WE’RE CALLING THAT AN IMPACT DIME BECAUSE THAT COULD DEFINITELY INTERRUPT SOME OF YOUR OUTDOOR PLANS AND THEN COOLER THAN NORMAL CONDITIONS WILL BE WORKING IN OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS. SO MOISTURE STILL BACK OVER HERE IN ARIZONA. AND THIS IS GOING TO BE INCREASING OVER NORTHERN AND WESTERN PARTS OF THE STATE DURING THE OVERNIGHT AND THROUGHOUT THE DAY TOMORROW. NOW, LET’S SHOW YOU HOW MUCH SNOW COULD COLLECT, NOT SO MUCH IN THE LOWER ELEVATIONS, BUT IT’S PRIMARILY AROUND THE MOUNTAINS. SO LIGHT SNOW ACCUMULATIONS IN THE MORE POPULATED AREA, BUT HEAVY SNOW. THE MOUNTAINS AROUND SHARMA ON INTO SOUTHWESTERN SECTIONS OF COLORADO, WHERE IT’S REALLY GOING TO PILE UP ACROSS THE HIGHER TERRAIN THERE. NOW, HERE’S A LOOK AT YOUR PLATTER AS WE LOOK AT TOMORROW. OR IT COULD BE SOME MORNING RAIN SHOWERS. SO BE ALERT FOR THAT. THEN WE’LL GET A BREAK AND ROOM FOR MORE SCATTERED RAIN SHOWERS AS WE GET INTO THE AFTERNOON. AND TEMPERATURES WILL BE COOLER THAN NORMAL AS WELL. THERE IS THE RAIN ACROSS THE FOUR CORNERS REGION AS WE LOOK AT 7:00 IN THE MORNING. SNOW AROUND THE HIGHER TERRAIN AND AS WE GET INTO THE AFTERNOON. NOTICE THAT THOSE RAIN AND SNOW MIXES WILL BE KIND OF LIFTING IN A NORTHERLY DIRECTION. AND THEN WE GO TO FRIDAY ON INTO AREAS OR ON WEDNESDAY. AND HERE’S A POWERFUL FRONT. NOW, THERE WILL BE SOME LIMITED RAIN AND SNOW, BUT REALIZE THE BIGGER STORY WILL BE THE STRONG WINDS. NOW, LOOK AT THIS, WILL EASILY GUST OVER 40 MILES AN HOUR HERE IN THE ALBUQUERQUE AREA AND POTENTIALLY DAMAGING WINDS ALONG THE EASTERN SLOPES OF THE CENTRAL MOUNTAIN CHAIN ON INTO THE NORTHEAST WHERE THEY COULD BE GUSTING OVER 60 MILES AN HOUR. SO BE ALERT FOR THAT. WE’RE GIVING YOU A GOOD HEADS UP ON IT. FOUR CORNERS, REGION RAIN LIKELY TOMORROW ALONG WITH SOME HIGH MOUNTAIN SNOW. WEDNESDAY. WE’LL SEE THOSE RAIN SNOW MIXES CONTINUING ON INTO THE REST OF THE WORKWEEK AND A LITTLE LESS ACTION AS WE GET TO THE START OF THE WEEKEND. SOUTHWEST IS GOING TO BE GUSTING OVER 40 MILES AN HOUR TOMORROW. YOU SEE SIXTIES AND SEVENTIES FROM SOCORRO ON INTO AREAS AROUND THE SOUTHWEST. SO WINDY TOMORROW. A FEW SHOWERS AROUND FOR WEDNESDAY AND THEN WINDS PICK UP AGAIN AS WE GO ON INTO FRIDAY. BUT WINDS LOOK TO BE STRONG STATEWIDE AS WE GO INTO WEDNESDAY. SOUTHEASTERN PARTS OF NEW MEXICO WILL SEE A FEW RAIN SHOWERS AT TIMES AROUND THE RUIDOSO AREA AND THEN WINDS WILL BE RAMPING UP. WEDNESDAY LOOKS TO BE THE STRONGEST DAY FOR THE WINDS, BUT THERE IS A STRETCH OF WINDY WEATHER OVER THE DAYS AHEAD. NORTHEASTERN PARTS OF THE STATE WILL SEE SOME SHOWERS AROUND, MAINLY AROUND THE LOWER ELEVATIONS WITH THE HIGH MOUNTAIN SNOWS. SO BE ALERT FOR THAT. 52 OVER IN CEDAR CREST AND THEN STRONGER WINDS FOR WEDNESDAY WITH THOSE GUSTS OVER 60 MILES AN HOUR. AND THEN WINDS INCREASING AGAIN FOR FRIDAY ON INTO THE LATTER PORTION OF THE WEEKEND. SO, YES, SPRING WINDS ARE DEFINITELY A FULL FORCE ACROSS THE REGION. ALL RIGHT. WE’LL HAVE TO SEE. FORTIES AND FIFTIES ACROSSHE NORTHERN PART OF THE STATE. HEAVY SNOW AROUND THE HIGHER TERRAIN. THERE WILL BE THOSE RAIN SNOW MIXES IN THE SANTA FE AREA AND STILL SOME RAIN SNOW MIXES DEPENDING ON THE TIME OF DAY FOR WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY ON INTO FRIDAY. BUT A LITTLE LESS ACTION AS WE GET INTO THE UPCOMING WEEKEND AND THE METRO AREA. REMEMBER, THERE COULD BE SOME MORNING RAIN SHOWERS, THEN A BREAK AND THEN MORE SCATTERED SHOWERS IN THE AFTERNOON AND TEMPERATURES STILL BELOW AVERAGE OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS. SO THE SUNDAY FORECAST CHECKS OUT LIKE THIS. IT’LL BE BREEZY TOMORROW WITH SOME SHOWERS AROUND OR IN THE MORNING AGAIN IN THE AFTERNOON. STRONGER WINDS WITH GUSTS OVER 40 MILES AN HOUR FOR WEDNESDAY, HIGH OF 63 DEGREES. THEN LOWER DAYTIME HIGHS, STILL MODERATELY 20 FOR THURSDAY INTO FRIDAY AND LESS ACTION OVER THE WEEKEND WITH SOME SPOTS, SHOWERS AROUND AND TEMPERATURES IN THE FIFTIES AND STARTING TO IMPROVE AND DRY AND WARM A BIT AS WE GET INTO MONDAY OF NEXT WEEK. BUT YEAH, WE’VE GOT SOME SHOWERS AROUND THE AREA RIGHT NO
Increasing rain, snow and wind
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