NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – We have been trending unseasonably warm in Albuquerque through the first week of November. Today, we will have mild temperatures in Albuquerque and parts of New Mexico before cooler air funnels in from the east. Today, sunshine and high-level clouds will blanket parts of the state as temperatures warm into the upper 60s and low 70s in the Albuquerque metro area. Slightly breezy conditions may bring wind gusts into the lower teens today in the Duke City and in eastern New Mexico. Breezy conditions will also be present tomorrow morning as winds funnel in from the east along with a strong cold front.
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The cold front is expected to approach eastern New Mexico early today, which will funnel in cooler air behind it. High temperatures, on Sunday, are expected to drop temperatures below normal in eastern New Mexico, while high temperatures in Albuquerque drop to be seasonal. Temperatures are expected to rebound gradually throughout early next week with a bit more cloud coverage forecasted after Monday.
By Tuesday, winds will change to the west, which could spike temperatures to be above normal in eastern New Mexico with downsloping winds. A period of dry weather will be sticking around in New Mexico for most of next week. As we look ahead to late next week, a pattern change may emerge, which would bring precipitation chances back into New Mexico and southern Colorado. Enjoy the warmer temperatures today!…