Albuquerque, NM – Showers and thunderstorms will concentrate east of New Mexico’s central mountain chain on Thursday. These storms could extend to southeastern areas later in the day. Temperatures will rise in western New Mexico despite fewer showers in that region.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service, rain will intensify as the week progresses. Friday’s weather will bring more storms to southeastern New Mexico. This pattern may continue into the Labor Day weekend, with scattered storms expected through Monday.
New Mexico residents should prepare for potential heavy rainfall. Flash floods are possible, especially near burn scars. While western areas will remain mostly dry, travelers should exercise caution as the holiday weekend begins. Be prepared for changing weather conditions, particularly if you plan to visit the southeastern parts of the state.
The forecast highlights the importance of staying updated. Residents and visitors should monitor weather updates to ensure a safe Labor Day weekend.
