NEW MEXICO — Humid weather continues to hang over the state, with patches of early morning fog reported in far eastern regions and a few light showers lingering over higher terrain. Morning temperatures ranged from the upper 50s to low 70s across New Mexico.
A high-pressure system shifting southwest, paired with west-northwest winds aloft, is expected to push remaining moisture toward burn scar regions. This setup raises the risk of localized flooding, particularly in the east mountain areas and valley floors, including stretches of the Rio Grande Valley. Despite the heavy cloud cover, daytime temperatures are expected to climb into the upper 70s, 80s, and low 90s.
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This weather pattern of humid starts and breezy afternoons fueling thunderstorms will stick around for the next few days. These storms will help keep temperatures in check temporarily. However, conditions are forecasted to dry out and warm up heading into the weekend, with the next wave of monsoon moisture anticipated early next week.
