Albuquerque, NM – Strong winds are expected to hit Albuquerque Tuesday night, creating dangerous driving conditions. Gusts between 45 to 55 mph could cause dust storms and blowing debris, especially in canyon areas. The National Weather Service is urging drivers to exercise caution and prepare for reduced visibility.
According to the National Weather Service in Albuquerque, gusty east canyon winds will likely cause hazardous travel across the area Tuesday night. A cold front arriving Tuesday evening will bring much cooler temperatures and fast-moving weather changes across New Mexico. Dust storms may form, reducing visibility and making travel treacherous.
Wind speeds are expected to pick up in the late afternoon, with the strongest gusts occurring overnight. Motorists should plan for potential delays and avoid high-profile vehicles during the storm. The cold front could also bring widespread rain showers and cooler temperatures starting Wednesday, with even colder weather expected by the weekend.
