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January 10, 2025. Artesia, New Mexico. RTMA Temperatures. At 6:45 AM MST Tuesday, Jan 21, 2025.

January 10, 2025. Road To Nowhere West Of Artesia. Surface Map Forecast. Valid At 5:00 PM MST Friday, January 17, 2025. High Winds/Blowing Dust Friday! Turning Much Colder Friday Night Into Saturday Night! An approaching upper-level disturbance will sweep across the state on Friday producing strong to damaging winds across parts of the eastern and southeastern plains as well as the Sacramento mountains. Westerly winds will increase to sustained speeds of 35 to 45 mph with gusts in the 60 to 65 mph range in the High Wind Watch and High Wind Warnings areas. West winds are forecast to increase to sustained speeds of 30 to 40 mph with gusts near 55 mph in the Wind Advisory areas.  Across the Guadalupe mountains of Eddy County and Culberson County in West Texas westerly winds are forecast to increase to sustained speeds of 35 to 55 mph with gusts near 85 mph on Friday where a High Wind Warning remains in effect.  Localized wind damage will be possible on Friday in those areas that ...

January 10, 2025.  Capitan Mountains. Looking Northwest From West Of Artesia. Regional & New Mexico NOHRSC 72-Hour Snowfall. (Wed Jan 8 - Friday, Jan 10, 2025).

Real-Time Mesoscale Analysis (RTMA). (Temperatures & Apparent Temperatures At 8 AM MST). Surface Map Forecast At 5 AM MST Tuesday. 2024 Recap: Northern & Central New Mexico Weather Imagery. (Courtesy of The Albuquerque National Weather Service Office.) Widespread Cold & Accumulating Snow Possible Next Week - But How Much?

December 29, 2024. Just Outside Of Hondo, New Mexico. Model Confusion Continues. Flip-flopping all over the place best describes the latest forecast model runs (as of 5 AM MST this Thursday morning). Which is fairly common when they are trying to nail down their forecasts on a winter storm that is still at least six to ten days away from impacting us. Anyway, this is a first look at what appears to be some significant changes in our weather for next week. Ahead of next week's colder and stormier weather, our high temps on Saturday are forecast to climb up into the mid 70's here in southeastern New Mexico and near 80 across parts of West Texas. A Fire Weather Watch is in effect for Saturday for parts of New Mexico.  A strong cold front is forecast to move southeastward into New Mexico during the day Saturday. A reinforcing shot of cold air moves in Sunday night. Our temperatures are forecast to be drop below normal beginning Sunday and continuing through all of next week. How co...