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NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Spotty to isolated rain is present with some showers and lightning strikes in some central to northern mountainous areas and surrounding areas, including northern parts of the Rio Grande Valley. Widespread high-level clouds and low-level clouds are present elsewhere with patchy concentrated areas of wildfire smoke haze, mostly in northeastern areas. Some leftover breezy outflow winds are somewhat keeping more of the low-level moisture in place with occasional gusts of westerly winds in some western areas, while south-southeasterly winds are a bit breezy in eastern areas.
Mostly similar temperatures or slightly lower temperatures are present than yesterday morning, but still mostly at least slightly above average. Northern areas are mostly starting off in the upper 40s to below 70°. Elsewhere to the south, air temperatures are mostly ranging from the upper 50s to the lower 70s in southern areas.
High temperatures will mostly be on either side of average. Most areas from eastern New Mexico to the Pecos River Valley area will range from the high 70s to a bit below 100° from north-northwest to south-southeast from high to low elevation. The northern higher elevations will mostly range from the 60s to the low 70s, while the northern valley floors to western and central areas will mostly range from the high 70s to the lower 90s. Sinking, compressing air with the drifting Monsoon high pressure system east of the region, as well as still plenty of sunshine, will lead to daytime heating fueling even more thunderstorms.
More-widely scattered thunderstorms will form across the mountains to nearby areas through a decent amount of western areas, some local parts of the Rio Grande Valley, and more isolated parts of eastern New Mexico. Storms may be capable of producing torrential downpours, large hail, very erratic wind gusts, and frequent lightning strikes.
Surrounding the Monsoon high pressure ridge in the southern part of the country, trapped upper-level moisture is being dispersed out across the region, as well as some lower-level moisture from the Gulf to the southeast. Consequently, more thunderstorms today with muggier air will be before even more-widespread, heavier Monsoon storms cool conditions down at times throughout the weekend especially, before storms gradually become less numerous next week.
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