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Impact rain increases flash flood risk Monday through Wednesday (opens the original)
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Plan on scattered showers and isolated storms statewide Plan on scattered showers and isolated storms statewide A period of several rainy days begins Monday with impact showers and storms across the state. We'll start with a slight chance for morning showers with heavier rain arriving after lunchtime. Flood Watches begin at noon and continue into Wednesday morning. Highs on Monday will be a bit cooler, reaching 75 degrees in Albuquerque, 70 in Santa Fe. Mostly cloudy and cool Monday night with s
Sunday stays dry before monsoon rain returns (opens the original)
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Impact weather increases flash flood risk Monday through Wednesday. Impact weather increases flash flood risk Monday through Wednesday. Sunday starts sunny with increasing clouds, but you can expect generally dry conditions across the region as we close out the first weekend of Fall. Highs across the Albuquerque metro settle right around average at 80 degrees—71 for Santa Fe. A strong trough begins to dig in from the Pacific coast on Sunday night and Monday. Rain is possible, mainly west, Sunday
Drier this weekend with possible impacts from Hurricane Polo next week (opens the original)
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We are in for a beautiful first weekend of Fall across the Land of Enchantment. Enjoy a few quiet days before rain and storms return to the forecast. Saturday shapes up to be sunny and warmer. Highs across the Albuquerque metro push into the upper 70s. Our southern suburbs could top 80 degrees while Santa Fe should make it to 76 degrees. Plan on partly cloudy and dry conditions Saturday night. Sunday starts sunny with increasing clouds. A strong trough begins to dig in from the Pacific coast on
Friday is an Impact Weather Day for rain and storms (opens the original)
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Today is an Impact Weather Day for rain and storms. Friday starts with scattered showers and isolated storms that could impact your morning commute. Then, expect a lull through lunchtime and even a few peeks of sunshine. Highs across the Albuquerque metro climb into the middle 70s before afternoon and evening rain returns. Santa Fe tops out around 70 degrees. An umbrella is a good idea if you're heading out tonight but go ahead with your plans as the state begins to dry out. It will be warmer an
Rain continues Thursday though coverage becomes spotty (opens the original)
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Our stretch of rainy days continues, but we'll see the intensity dial back quite a bit today. Thursday is our third Impact Weather Day. After a cool and foggy start, Thursday shapes up to be partly sunny with chances for light to moderate rain through most of the day on Thursday, but coverage will become spotty. Isolated storms are possible especially through the afternoon and evening. While there will be some sunshine breaking through, the cloud cover will hold temperatures below average again,
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