Dense Fog Advisory Until 9 AM MST.

Blog updated at 8:45 AM MST.

Today's Outlook.

Map Is Courtesy Of The Midland NWS Office.

This Morning.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until 9 AM MST,

for Eddy and Lea Counties in New Mexico, as well as

 across parts of West Texas to our east.

 Local visibilities may suddenly drop down to less than

 one quarter of a mile with little to no advanced 

warning this morning. Please drive safely out there.

Rest Of Today.

RUC 500 MB Analysis At 12z/5 AM MST This Morning.

Map Is Courtesy Of The Midland NWS Office.

Map Is Courtesy Of The Albuquerque NWS Office.

Map Is Courtesy Of The El Paso NWS Office.

An approaching upper-level storm (depicted above) will sweep

 across the state today. This feature combined with low-level moisture

 feeding into the area behind a stationary front, will give us a 

slight chance for a few scattered thunderstorms today. 

Our overall chances are not that great, we only have a 10% - 20%

 chance for seeing measurable rainfall. A few of the stronger thunderstorms

 may produce small hail, gusty winds, and frequent deadly cloud to ground

 lightning strikes. We are looking at highs near 70 today in Eddy and

 Chaves Counties, with the low-mid 60's expected in Lea County. 

Severe T-Storms Across West Texas Today.

Map Is Courtesy Of The Lubbock NWS Office.

Map Is Courtesy Of The Storm Prediction Center.

A few severe thunderstorms may break out across parts of

 West Texas today. Some of these thunderstorms will be capable

 of producing large hail and damaging winds. An isolated tornado

 or two cannot be ruled out either.

 There is a 30% chance for Skywarn Spotter Activation 

across parts of the Midland NWS County Warning Area 

(Northeastern Permian Basin) by around noon CST today.

Thanksgiving Week Outlook.

Tuesday.

Wednesday.

Thanksgiving.

Maps Are Courtesy Of AccuWeather.

A mild Thanksgiving is shaping up for southeastern 

New Mexico this year. We are still looking at high

 temperatures in the 70's. It may turn out to be a 

little on the breezy to windy side as another upper-level 

storm takes aim on the state. More on this later.

High Temperatures Thanksgiving Day.

Map Is Courtesy Of The NWS HPC.

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