Winter storm watch: Heavy snow to impact much of northern and central New Mexico
A winter storm watch has been issued for many parts of New Mexico. Impacts from the storm will be wide-ranging depending on where you live. The city of Santa Fe can expect to see some impacts from snow as early as Wednesday afternoon. Snow greater than 5 inches is possible in Santa Fe during the storm.
The snow started coming down in northeast Albuquerque in the early afternoon, particularly near the bottom of the Sandias.
A gondola that would connect the main base area of Taos Ski Valley and Kachina Basin has been tentatively approved. Further ...
The calendar says fall, but winter made an appearance Monday from Aztec to the Angel Fire Ski Resort in New Mexico.
Precipitation has left the Land of Enchantment, but pockets of dense fog, as well as some freezing fog, has come in its place ...
Our next fall storm system moved into the state early this morning. Rain and snow showers have been moving across the state ...
The High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) is not capable of creating or modifying the weather, as suggested in online posts saying it was used to create October floods in New Mexico.
Heavy rain, strong wind gusts, and hail have been moving through southeastern and east central parts of the state throughout ...
The latest tracks take Rafael on a likelier path towards Southeast Louisiana in your New Orleans weather forecast. For a more in depth analysis on Rafael, click here. Rafael will enter the Gulf of ...
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