Albuquerque, NM – Residents in Albuquerque should brace for potentially severe thunderstorms and gusty winds starting Saturday afternoon, which may impact travel and outdoor plans. The National Weather Service warns that isolated storms could bring erratic winds and localized heavy rain.
According to the US National Weather Service in Albuquerque, chances for precipitation will steadily increase from Sunday through Tuesday, with the highest risk of severe weather on Monday. Strong gusts reaching up to 50 mph could lead to hazardous road conditions and scattered power outages across northwest and eastern New Mexico.
Residents are urged to secure outdoor objects and avoid unnecessary travel in affected areas during storm periods. The chance of rain and thunderstorms is expected to peak Monday night, with downbursts potentially causing flash floods, especially in lower-lying regions.
Looking ahead to the week, conditions will remain unstable through Thursday, with scattered showers expected each afternoon. Daytime temperatures will hover in the low-to-mid 90s, tapering off into the upper 80s by mid-week. Stay updated on road closures and emergency alerts as conditions may worsen quickly.
