NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Most-humid conditions are still present in East New Mexico with east-gap winds less gusty after yesterday’s storms formed but dissipated overnight. Way-above-freezing temperatures are still once again confined to most of the higher peaks of the Northern Mountains with valley floor locations mostly starting off in the upper 40s or in the 50s, while elsewhere is mostly starting off in the high 50s to the lower 70s.

Less-persistent west-northwesterly winds aloft will shift to more from the east with a high pressure system drifting from the Southwest to New Mexico, combining to squeeze out some moisture once again in the form of fewer rounds of Monsoonal thunderstorms across the higher elevations into East New Mexico, including parts of Southwest New Mexico. Despite the cl

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