ALBUQUERQUE, NM — New Mexico is facing another stretch of dangerous heat, with widespread advisories in place and the Albuquerque metro included in the warning area.
Forecasters say the hottest part of the day will be in the afternoon, when conditions could push near record levels.
Fire Risk
Red Flag Warnings are up because the combination of heat, dry air, and gusty wind raises the risk of fast-moving fire.
Rain will be hard to find in many places, which keeps fuels dry and fire danger elevated.
Storm Watch
Northeast New Mexico will need close monitoring for the chance of a strong to severe thunderstorm…