Eric Green weather April 2
One more chilly day followed by a windy warm up AlBUQUERQUE’s East Side has been experiencing some chilly weather, with temperatures expected to remain below 40 degrees Fahrenheit. The weather is expected to continue to be chilly, but potentially mild, with highs in the 50s to about 60 in some spots, and there are expected to be another cool down in time for the weekend. The forecast also includes a potential cold snap for the coming weekend. Despite this, Eric Green predicts that wind gusts will continue to rise throughout the day, but temperatures will likely drop below 32 degrees Fahrenheit in some areas. The milder weather is set to continue throughout the week, with gusts expected throughout the night.
Published : 2 months ago by Eric Green, https://www.facebook.com/EricGreenKOAT in Weather
ALBUQUERQUE’S EAST SIDE. YESTERDAY MORNING AT THIS TIME, WE WERE WATCHING SOME RAIN SHOWERS FALL THIS MORNING. NICE, QUIET AND DRY. BUT ONE MORE DAY WITH THE CHILL AND THE RAIN AND SNOW CHANCES, BIG TIME WARM UP AWAITS. BUT IT DOES COME WITH SOME WIND AND THEN PROBABLY ANOTHER COOL DOWN IN TIME FOR THE UPCOMING WEEKEND. WE’RE JUST RIDING THE THERMOMETER ROLLER COASTER THIS, UH. WELL, LATE WINTER, EARLY SPRING SEASON. NOW, THE STORM SYSTEM THAT BROUGHT ALL THE RAIN, THE THUNDERSHOWERS, THE EVERYTHING SHOWERS YESTERDAY. WELL, THAT IS KIND OF CENTERED IN WEST TEXAS. AND, YOU KNOW, IN ITS WAKE AS IT’S TRYING TO DEPART, WE STILL HAVE AN UNSTABLE ATMOSPHERE AND IT’S NORTH TO SOUTH FLOW REINFORCING THE CHILL. HIGH PRESSURE DOES BUILD IN TOMORROW. DRYING SKIES OUT REALLY WARMING THOSE TEMPERATURES. BUT TODAY WE’RE ONLY TALKING HIGHS IN THE 50S TO ABOUT 60 IN MOST SPOTS. ABOUT TEN BELOW AVERAGE AREAS. MOST FAVORED FOR THE SCATTERED SHOWERS BY AFTERNOON. LIKELY. MOSTLY RAIN EXCEPT FOR SNOW IN THE HIGH TERRAIN. BUT THE CENTRAL MOUNTAIN CHAIN, THE SANDIA, IS THE MANZANOS, THE SACRAMENTOS. AND THEN HERE ACROSS SOUTH CENTRAL NEW MEXICO. YOU CAN SEE THERE ARE SOME LATER DAY SPOTS OF RAIN THAT DO HAVE TO BE SORTED OUT AND WAITED OUT. WE STILL EXPECT THOSE WINDS TO GUST PRETTY HARD IN NORTHEAST AND EAST CENTRAL NEW MEXICO, WEAKENING AFTER LUNCHTIME THOUGH. BUT WE’VE GOT THIS WIND. ADVISORY ON THE CLOCK UNTIL THREE TODAY FOR POTENTIAL WIND GUSTS THROUGH THE RATON PASS AND AROUND THE CLAYTON AREA TO 50MPH, CLEARING SKIES, LIGHTNING WINDS OVERNIGHT. BOY, IF WE DON’T HIT FREEZING IN ALBUQUERQUE, WE’LL BE AWFULLY CLOSE AT 36. A GOOD CHUNK OF WESTERN AND NORTHERN NEW MEXICO DOES DROP BELOW 32 DEGREES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, THOUGH. BIG STEP WARMER. WE SHOULD HAVE A LOT OF SUNSHINE. HIGHS NEAR 70 FOR ALBUQUERQUE. LOTS OF 70. SOUTHERN NEW MEXICO. UH, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON WIND GUSTS. YOU KNOW, ONLY IN THE 10 TO 15 RANGE FOR A LOT OF US WILL PROBABLY GO DOWN AS THE LIGHTEST. OF THE WEEK. SO TOMORROW, TRULY THE DAY TO GET OUTSIDE AND ENJOY. THIS IS OUR THURSDAY. WELL, WARMER THAN WEDNESDAY. A LOT OF US HITTING 70 DEGREES AND THERE WILL BE SOME LOW 80S AROUND ROSWELL AND CARLSBAD. BUT BY THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING WE ARE SEEING SIGNS THAT THE WINDS WILL PROBABLY START TO INCREASE. NOT A BAD WIND DAY YET THURSDAY, BUT GUSTS INTO THE 20S. STRONGER WINDS WILL STAY IN ARIZONA, BUT THAT STRONG WIND FIELD. IS SET TO PUSH INTO NEW MEXICO BY FRIDAY. HERE’S YOUR NORTHWEST NEW MEXICO AND FOUR CORNERS FORECAST HIGHS 50 TO MAYBE ABOUT 60 FOR THE FARMINGTON AREA. ALMOST TEN WARMER TOMORROW, 70 BY THURSDAY. FRIDAY A STRONG WIND DAY. SO WILL SATURDAY BE. BUT SATURDAY A DAY WITH A CHANCE AT RAIN AND MOUNTAIN SNOW AND NOTE THAT’S A 20 DEGREE DROP DAY TODAY AND SUNDAY STAYS COOL, BUT WE START TO BOUNCE BACK UP A LITTLE BIT. HERE’S SOUTHWEST NEW MEXICO. THERE’S THE SLIGHT CHANCE THAT SCATTERED TO ISOLATED SHOWERS THIS AFTERNOON IN ANY ONE GIVEN SPOT. WE’LL CALL THE RAIN CHANCE A 20% 53 SILVER CITY LOW 60S OFF THE MOUNTAINS. MORE THAN TEN WARMER TOMORROW WITH THE DRIED OUT SKIES, WE’LL MAKE A RUN AT 70 IN SILVER CITY ON THURSDAY. BACK TO BACK, STRONG WIND DAYS. THEN FRIDAY SATURDAY. COOLER TEMPERATURES FOR THE WEEKEND. HERE’S SOUTHEAST NEW MEXICO AND WE’RE ON THE EDGE OF THE RAIN CHANCES THIS AFTERNOON. UH, THE SACRAMENTO MOUNTAINS CERTAINLY MORE FAVORED THAN THAT HIGHWAY TO 85 CORRIDOR FROM FORT SUMNER DOWN THROUGH THE CARLSBAD AREA. ROSWELL AT 63 TODAY, MORE THAN TEN WARMER. TOMORROW. WE HIT 80 BY THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY. BACK TO BACK. STRONG WIND DAYS, WITH A WEEKEND COOLDOWN COMING NORTHEAST. NEW MEXICO SLIGHT CHANCE AT SOME WINTRY MIX AND SOME SNOW SHOWERS. MAINLY THIS MORNING. A SHOWER COULD REDEVELOP ON THE SANGRE DE CRISTOS AND RACE TO THE SOUTH VEGAS ONLY AT 47 THIS AFTERNOON, ALMOST 20 WARMER TOMORROW. CLOSE TO 70 BY THURSDAY AND THEN FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY IS PROBABLY A THREE DAY STRONG WIND EVENT HERE, WITH SATURDAY BEING THE WORST OF IT AROUND. LAS VEGAS. HERE’S THE NORTH CENTRAL MOUNTAINS. WE’RE ONLY IN THE 40S FOR RED RIVER. SHOULD GET UP ABOVE 50 FOR TAOS, RIGHT AROUND 50. IN LOS ALAMOS, 52 TODAY IN SANTA FE. SLIGHT CHANCE AT AN ISOLATED SHOWER. 63 TOMORROW, ALMOST 70. THURSDAY, FRIDAY 69. BUT FRIDAY INTO SATURDAY, THOSE STRONG WINDS HIT AND WE DROP THE TEMPERATURES BY ALMOST 20. FOR THE ALBUQUERQUE METRO. WE’RE RIGHT ON THE EDGE OF AN ISOLATED SHOWER. CHANCE THIS AFTERNOON, SO RAIN CAN’T BE RULED OUT. WE’LL CALL IT A 10% CHANCE HERE IN ALBUQUERQUE 68 THE AVERAGE HIGH. WE’RE ONE ABOVE THAT BY TOMORROW. WE’RE IN THE 70S. THURSDAY GETS BREEZY THOUGH. AGAIN THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. FRIDAY. STRONGER WINDS HIT SATURDAY PROBABLY THE STRONGEST WIND DAY WITH THE EXPECTATION OF WIND GUSTS 40 PLUS MILES PER HOUR ON SATURDAY. WE’RE CALLING THAT A WEATHER IMPACT DAY.