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| Above, the view outside this evening. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
We had off & on snowfalls today, but the ground was too warm for it to collect and it melted as soon as it hit. Still, the ground is pretty wet.
But tonight, we're to have a big storm move in which may dump plenty of snow to accumulate.
According to KRQE:
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A strong winter storm will move into New Mexico overnight, bringing heavy snowfall to parts of the state.
Valley rain and high elevation snow are already moving into parts of New Mexico late Tuesday afternoon. The core of this storm moves into western New Mexico overnight, increasing the coverage and intensity of snowfall across central New Mexico. A backdoor cold front will sweep across eastern New Mexico tonight, increasing the upslope flow along the east slopes of the Sangre de Cristo, Sandia, and Manzano Mountains tonight generating heavy snowfall. The highest travel problem will be Wednesday morning. A strong canyon wind may keep most of the snowfall away from the Albuquerque metro, but rain is still likely starting tonight.
Later in the week, the temperatures will be rising again for more springlike weather.
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