#NMwx #graphicast Virga showers and dry thunderstorms should cease after sunset. Some high clouds will remain for eastern and central areas of the state, but should mostly clear out by sunrise. Temperatures will once again be 10 to 15 degrees above average for this time of year.

#NMwx #graphicast Winds will pick up tomorrow afternoon throughout the state. Minimum humidity values of below 15% will be common throughout the state. Temperatures will also be 10 to 15 degrees above average for this time of year. As a result, the majority of the state will be under an elevated fire threat.

#NMwx #graphicast Wetting showers and thunderstorms will favor the south central mountains, southeast plains, and east central plains this afternoon. Elsewhere, gusty virga showers and mainly dry thunderstorms are expected as far west as the continental divide. Storm motion will generally be toward the east and northeast at speeds up to 15 mph.

#NMwx #graphicast A typical spring weather pattern will prevail into next week with breezy to windy conditions being common each day. For now, Tuesday of next week appears to be the windiest day.

#NMwx #graphicast Virga showers, or evaporating rainfall, and dry thunderstorms will develop across portions of northern and central New Mexico today. The evaporating precipitation from these showers can cause sudden gusty winds, and dry thunderstorms can produce dry lightning, which could start fires in areas with dry vegetation.

#EAS #WEA for Dona Ana, #NM; #Luna, #NM: National Weather Service: DUST STORM WARNING for this area until 8:30 PM MDT. Be ready for sudden drop to zero visibility. Pull Aside, Stay Alive! When visibility drops, pull far off the road and put your vehicle in park. Turn the lights off and keep your foot off the brake. Infants, the elderly and those with respiratory issues urged to take precautions. Source: NWS El Paso Tx/Santa Teresa NM #Dona Ana, #NM; #Luna, #NMwx** DO NOT RELY ON THIS FEED FOR L

#EAS #WEA for Dona Ana, #NM; #Luna, #NM: Dust Storm Warning issued March 26 at 6:26PM MDT until March 26 at 8:30PM MDT by NWS El Paso Tx/Santa Teresa NM Source: NWS El Paso Tx/Santa Teresa NM #Dona Ana, #NM; #Luna, #NMwx** DO NOT RELY ON THIS FEED FOR LIFE SAFETY, SEEK OUT OFFICIAL SOURCES ***

#NMwx #graphicast Another warm night with as some high clouds will limit radiational cooling. Low temperatures look to be 10 to 15 degrees above average for this time of year throughout the state.

#NMwx #graphicast A disturbance will bring in some breezy to gusty winds throughout the region. Warm temperatures and low relative humidities will also contribute to critical fire weather conditions for parts of western and eastern New Mexico.

#NMwx #graphicast Virga showers/dry thunderstorms are possible across central and southern NM tomorrow. The evaporating precipitation from virga can cause gusty winds and dry thunderstorms can produce dry lightning, which could start fires in areas with dry fuels.

#NMwx #graphicast Tomorrow there is a risk for dry thunderstorms across much of central and south-central NM. These thunderstorms are likely to produce little to no accumulating rainfall, but have a good chance to produce gusty outflow winds and lightning strikes onto dry land, which can increase the chances of fires starting.

#NMwx #graphicast There is a marginal risk for severe thunderstorms Thursday over parts of east-central and and southeast NM. The main threats will be localized heavy rain, lightning strikes, damaging winds, blowing dust, and small hail. Storm motions will be slow and erratic toward the northeast.

#NMwx #graphicast Both today and Thursday pose a risk for dry thunderstorms across much of central and south-central NM. These thunderstorms are likely to produce little to no accumulating rainfall, but have a good chance to produce gusty outflow winds and lightning strikes onto dry land, which can increase the chances of fires starting.

#NMwx #graphicast Virga showers/dry thunderstorms are possible across central and southern NM today and tomorrow. The evaporating precipitation from virga can cause gusty winds and dry thunderstorms can produce dry lightning, which could start fires in areas with dry fuels.

#NMwx #graphicast A disturbance will finish passing eastward over the forecast area on Thursday. Better low level moisture will arrive over south central, southeast, and east central areas, where storms will increase in coverage. A few of the stronger storms along and east and northeast of the south central mountains could produce up to 0.80" of rain. Elsewhere, mainly dry and gusty storms are again expected.

#NMwx #graphicast A disturbance will work with elevated moisture to produce isolated and dry thunderstorms and virga showers. Little or no moisture will reach the ground, except over the southeast plains where a few cells may be able to produce over 0.10" of rain.

#NMwx #graphicast Low temperatures will be 10 to 15 degrees above average for this time of year. Mostly clear skies throughout the night but some cloud cover will begin to stream into southern New Mexico during the early morning hours tomorrow.

#NMwx #graphicast Moisture returns to the region tomorrow, but unfortunately significant rainfall is not expected. High based showers and storms will create gusty outflow winds and localized blowing dust. Lightning from dry thunderstorms in central and southern areas may create fire starts.

#NMwx #graphicast Moisture returns to the region on Wednesday, but unfortunately significant rainfall is not expected. High based showers and storms will create gusty outflow winds and localized blowing dust. Lightning from dry thunderstorms in central and southern areas may create fire starts.

#NMwx #graphicast Unusually warm through Friday. Chances for showers and storms, focusing south central/southeast, on Wednesday and Thursday. Very little measurable rainfall, but showers and storms will create gusty winds and blowing dust.