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Cloudier conditions settled in for this morning across Albuquerque and the state. Temperatures this afternoon have risen into the low 70s and upper 60s across the metro area. Today, scattered
Happy Thursday and Day 6 of Balloon Fiesta! The balloons have been going up on schedule despite some persistent rain throughout this week.
A stormy few days are on tap for much of the East Coast and the Southwest as a pair of storms bring a variety of nasty weather.
Priscilla has been losing punch but could still bring flash flooding to the southwestern U.S. over the weekend, forecasters say.
Several weather stories will define Tuesday in New Mexico, mostly focused on rain that could affect the Paul McCartney concert in Albuquerque.
From tornadoes to dust devils, flooding, and even more, New Mexico is home to a variety of different weather phenomena. On the second episode of “Beyond the Forecast,” KRQE Chief Meteorologist Grant Tosterud joins up with Meteorologist Joshua Redwine to break it all down for us.
Hurricane Priscilla has begun weakening in the Pacific Ocean but is still expected to bring heavy rainfall to portions of the southwestern U.S.
Saturday is the first day of the International Balloon Fiesta, one of New Mexico's largest events for tourists and locals alike. But windy weather Saturday and rain showers next week could dampen the festivities and — worst-case scenario — prevent balloons from reaching the skies.
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From flying saucers to waves, fire, and even more, New Mexico is home to a variety of unique cloud types. On the third episode of “Beyond the Forecast,” KRQE Chief Meteorologist Grant Tosterud joins up with Meteorologist Joshua Redwine and Meteorologist Ryan DePhillips to break it all down for us.