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Yesterday's highs ranged from the upper 70's to the low 80'sand these readings were some 10º to 15º above normal for this time of the year. A strong cold front eased into the northern sections of the local area this morning and by 2 PM this afternoon it had moved south of Carlsbad as it continues to push southward and westward. A colder airmass is settling in over the area under overcast skies (mostly mid and high level clouds). 

Lows tonight behind the front will range from the mid 30's to the low 40's. Most of the local area will not get out of the 40's to near 50ºF for daytime highs on Wednesday. These readings will average some 15º to 25º below normal. 

Areas of low clouds, fog, light rain, and light drizzle are likely to develop tonight and continue most of the day tomorrow. A mix of light rain, light sleet, and light snow will be possible in the Portales and Clovis areas. Across the highest elevations of the Sacramento and Capitan Mountains some light snow may also generally above about 8,000' to 9,000'. 

Thursday will see a recovery with warmer temps with highs back into the 60's and the 70's return Friday and Saturday.

(November 7th).


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Rain chances continue over the Permian Basin and Lower Trans Pecos today before ending this evening. A cold front will move through our area on Sunday and will bring much cooler temperatures Monday and Tuesday. A gradual warming trend returns Wednesday-Friday with low rain chances late in the week over far southeast NM and the Permian Basin.

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A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect across the Tusas Mountains from midnight tonight to 9 PM MST Saturday. Snow is expected above 8,500 feet, with accumulations generally between 4 to 8 inches. Travel could be very difficult on U.S. Highway 64 between Tres Piedras and Tierra Amarilla. Tire traction will be reduced. Extend the distance between your vehicle and the vehicle in front of you.

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Snow above 8,500' will generally range 4-8 inches. Slick winter travel will favor the U.S. 64 corridor through the Tusas Mountains.

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Cooler and wetter weather today. Calmer weather returns late Sunday through Monday before the next storm system looks to clip northwestern NM Tuesday.

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Saturday will be another near normal day with highs climbing to the upper 60s, approaching 70 F across the area. Skies will be mostly cloudy to start the day then becoming partly cloudy by late morning. Isolated rain showers will be around in the morning and taper off by mid afternoon. West winds will begin to pick up in the afternoon, with sustained winds at 15-20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph.

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Cloudy skies and scattered rain showers will continue through the day. Highs will only be in the 50s for most locations. Rain will continue into the evening hours, but gradually come to an end from west to east tonight.

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Cloudy and breezy Sunday with highs in the 50s, then cold Monday morning, with lows dropping to near freezing on the Caprock. Remaining chilly on Tuesday despite more sunshine, with some warming on Wednesday.

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