NWS Albuquerque – National Weather Service (.gov)

NWS Albuquerque  National Weather Service (.gov)

Excessive Rain Risk Thursday Rainfall Thursday/Friday Temp & Precip Outlook There is a Marginal Risk of excessive rainfall and flash flooding in southeast New Mexico Thursday. Most likely rainfall amounts are in the 0.5-1.5" range, but there is a low chance of up to 4", which could create flooding concerns through area arroyos and draws as well as over recent burn scars. Read More… Moisture from the remnants of Tropical Storm Vance will produce showers and thunderstorms southeast areas Thursday through Friday. There will be a risk of flash flooding mainly in urban areas, and below the recent burn scars of the south-central mountains. The heaviest rainfall will likely focus over far southeast New Mexico.

Read More… Temperatures warm near 1991-2020 averages starting Tuesday, then mostly above the averages Wednesday. After a break in the weather the first half of the week, showers and storms increase again late week and early next week. Read More… Current Hazards Outlooks Submit A Storm Report Severe and Hazardous Weather Info Current Conditions Surface Observations Observed Precipitation Satellite Local Satellite Page Local Observations Page Map of Latest Wind and Precipitation Reports Radar National Radar ABX Albuquerque Radar FDX Cannon Air Force Base Radar Forecasts Fire Weather Forecasts Area Forecast Discussion Hourly View Forecast Activity Planner Aviation Forecasts Local Forecast Page Graphical Forecasts Climate and