Albuquerque, NM – Albuquerque and the surrounding areas are bracing for a stormy start to Labor Day weekend. The National Weather Service has issued warnings for slow-moving thunderstorms expected to affect eastern New Mexico, with a high likelihood of flash flooding in areas prone to burn scars.
Friday night could see the heaviest rainfall, with storm chances gradually decreasing as the weekend progresses. However, active and erratic storm activity is forecast for Saturday as well, potentially disrupting outdoor events and travel plans.
According to the National Weather Service, residents should be particularly cautious if traveling through areas at risk for flash flooding, especially those near central mountains. The risk is expected to remain elevated through Saturday, with a slight improvement by Sunday.
By Monday, drier conditions are forecasted to return, but residents should stay updated on the latest weather alerts. The high temperatures will remain below average, with highs in the mid-80s. Albuquerque residents should plan accordingly for a potentially wet and stormy Labor Day weekend.
