“New Mexico Weather Alert: Backdoor Cold Front with High Winds and Frost”
A backdoor cold front is set to sweep into northeast New Mexico tonight, bringing strong winds and a significant drop in temperatures. The National Weather Service has issued a frost alert for several areas, with gusts expected to reach 40 to 45 mph in Albuquerque. Other regions of the state could see even stronger gusts, potentially reaching up to 50 mph.
The National Weather Service reports that winds will intensify throughout the night, with the strongest gusts likely to occur early Tuesday morning. The Central Mountain Chain and surrounding plains are expected to experience the most intense winds.
Residents are advised to secure outdoor plants and items to prevent frost and wind damage. As the cold front moves further west through the morning, travel along highways may be impacted, leading to potentially hazardous driving conditions.
This early-season cold snap serves as a reminder that fall temperatures are starting to settle in. Residents are encouraged to stay updated with local forecasts and weather warnings to stay safe and informed about any future frost alerts.
