Farmington, NM – Residents of northwest New Mexico should prepare for potential severe weather on Monday, with thunderstorms expected from noon to midnight. The National Weather Service has issued an alert for the region, warning of gusty, erratic winds, hail, and isolated tornadoes, particularly in the Farmington and Gallup areas.
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the severe weather threat peaks Monday, as storms move across the region. Affected residents are urged to monitor local weather reports and be prepared to seek shelter if warnings are issued. These storms could produce strong winds, downed trees, and localized flooding.
The forecast extends through the week, with a secondary threat of severe weather expected from Tuesday through Thursday across eastern New Mexico. Monday’s storms, however, carry the highest risk for northwest parts of the state, particularly for travelers along I-40.
Residents should secure loose outdoor items and stay off roads during storm activity. Weather updates will continue to provide real-time guidance. Stay safe and monitor official weather channels for alerts.
