Meterorolgist Mike Hernandez's Blog

A strong cold front will push into northeast New Mexico on Wednesday.  This will cool temps down by 20 degrees in the northeast.  Meanwhile here in the Albuquerque area winds will crank up this afternoon (E 20-30). 

Temps will drop on Thursday behind the front by about 10 degrees in central sections of the state.  We've been tracking a low pressure system over Mexico in hopes it would pass through the state on Thursday.  However, the track of the low looks too far south to have a big precip impact on New Mexico. 

We could see a few scattered showers in southwestern parts of the state on Thursday.  But any hope of significant rain or snow is gone.  Our dry fall continues. 

Friday through the weekend looks dry with temps above average.

Mark Ronchetti

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