Albuquerque, NM – New Mexico residents planning Halloween celebrations or early November mountain trips should monitor forecast updates as federal outlooks highlight changing weather across the Southwest and nearby Rocky Mountains.
According to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, its weather hazard outlook issued Thursday, Oct. 22, identifies a slight risk of heavy snow in portions of the central Rockies from Nov. 1-3. The highlighted mountain hazard is concentrated farther north and west, rather than establishing a widespread heavy snow threat across New Mexico.
Halloween Weather Remains Uncertain Halloween falls Saturday, Oct. 31, just before the primary Rocky Mountain snow hazard window…