A major storm system is sweeping across New Mexico, bringing rain, mountain snow, and the threat of flooding. By Monday morning, moderate snow accumulation is expected above 8,500 feet in the southern mountains, while up to 1.75 inches of rain could lead to minor flooding in the eastern plains. Winds will pick up on Tuesday, with temperatures plunging below normal, creating harsh conditions across the state. While the storm will begin to taper off by Monday afternoon, brisk winds will continue, with advisories in place for parts of the southeast. The forecast predicts calmer, milder conditions starting Wednesday, NWS stated.
The forecast predicts calmer, milder conditions starting Wednesday.Photo byjim……