After a wet Friday filled with showers, storms, cloud coverage, and mountain snow, we are still looking at some lingering wet weather this morning in New Mexico. Radar indicated showers were moving through Socorro County along with snowfall in the Sacramento Mountains.

Isolated showers developed across western, and eastern New Mexico and the northern mountains, where higher elevations continued to see snowfall throughout the day today. Temperatures have also remained much cooler statewide today.

OKAY, THERE’S A LOOK FROM THE CREST THIS MORNING, AND WE ARE EYEING UP QUIET CONDITIONS HERE AROUND ALBUQUERQUE AS WE GET TODAY STARTED. THERE IS A STORM SYSTEM THOUGH, AND A MOISTURE SURGE PLAYING OUT TO OUR SOUTH AND WEST. YOU CAN SEE THAT OVER ...

Widespread rain activity in East New Mexico with snow in northern areas through the higher elevations is accompanied by cooler air with stronger east-gap winds, particularly in the Albuquerque Metro.

Calmer conditions are in place across the state with milder temperatures heading out the dorr this Tuesday morning. Another round of breezy westerly winds will develop today, bringing another

The NWS warns that while conditions will dry out briefly on Saturday, parts of Colorado could see additional rain and snow Sunday.