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Colder Today...Warmer Going Into The Weekend.







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Update at 8:55 AM MST-

Low clouds are developing across the Pecos Valley this morning. If they do not burn off later today, we may not be as warm as forecast. My SE NM Radar is showing some very light snow showers near the Van Horn, Marfa, Alpine, and Fort Stockton areas.

A cold front slipped south of the area overnight and in its wake much colder temperatures are expected across the area today. At sunrise this morning local temperatures are cold. A sample of some of the readings at 6:30 AM MST include-

Crossroads 12
Clovis Municipal Airport 12
Cloudcroft DW7382 12
Willow Wells 16
Cannon AFB 16
Mayhill CW9878 16
Mescal Raws - Mescalero 16
Smokey Bear Raws - Ruidoso 17
Timberon CW7724 18
Queen Raws 22
NW Hobbs - KM5BS 22
Dunken Raws 24
Caprock Raws 24
Roswell Airport 28
Artesia Airport 28
Carlsbad Airport 30

Today's highs are forecast to range from the low-mid 40's. High clouds will drift across the area from time to time. A warming trend is forecast to commence tomorrow with highs mostly in the 50's. By Saturday and Sunday we will start to see highs in the upper 50's to low-mid 60's, with a few spots perhaps a little warmer. Overall a rather tranquil weather pattern is expected to hold across the area into the weekend.

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