A winter storm is expected to bring snow to New Mexico, with specific areas in the city also seeing potential snowfall. The snow is projected to hit the Sandia, Manzano, Tusas, Jemez, and Sangre de Cristo Mountains including places like Gallup, Taos, Tijeras, Cedar Crest, Farmington, Raton, and more. Travelers are cautioned about difficult driving conditions on various interstates due to snow, particularly Interstate 25 in the Raton Pass, U.S. 550 near the Continental Divide, and sections of Interstate 40.
There are also warnings of snow-packed and icy conditions between Albuquerque and Santa Fe during the daytime on Thursday. To stay updated with the latest weather forecast, residents are encouraged to download the KOAT App to receive customized alerts. The app also provides the option to view the current forecast, ensuring individuals are well-prepared and informed about the upcoming weather conditions. For individuals commuting in the affected areas, taking necessary precautions and being vigilant while traveling is of utmost importance to ensure safety.
In conclusion, the snowstorm in New Mexico is expected to bring snowfall to various regions, along with potentially difficult driving conditions on major interstates. Individuals are advised to download the KOAT App to receive personalized weather alerts and to stay informed about the forecast for safety and preparation. Be sure to take necessary steps and precautions if commuting in the affected areas, given the projected snow-packed and icy conditions.
