THE SNOW PACK IN THE MOUNTAINS OF NORTHERN NEW MEXICO IS IN PRETTY BAD SHAPE…BUT THAT COULD BE CHANGING. A WINTER STORM IS APPROACHING AND WILL EFFECT OUR STATE ON WEDNESDAY.
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE METEOROLOGIST CLAY ANDERSON SAYS THERE WON’T BE HUGE SNOW TOTALS…BUT SOMETHING IS BETTER THAN NOTHING. HE SAYS WE’LL TAKE WHATEVER WE CAN GET, BUT ANDERSON ALSO NOTES THAT THERE ARE NO STORM SYSTEMS NEXT WEEK AFTER THE ONE COMING THIS WEEK.
ANDERSON SAYS SIX TO TEN INCHES OF SNOW IS POSSIBLE AT 85-HUNDRED FEET OF ELEVATION AND ABOVE. AND ALBUQUERQUE GOT A 10TH OF AN INCH WEDNESDAY MORNING, ENOUGH TO END OUR DRY SPELL.
