New Mexico Daily Snow
By Julien Ross, Forecaster Posted 4 years ago December 13, 2019
Snow Saturday-Sunday, low-end powder Sunday and Monday
Summary
Friday will be dry and windy with gusts up to 50mph. On Saturday and Sunday, New Mexico receives the leftovers of a major winter storm from the north. Models are still in flux but trending in the 2 to 7-inch range between Saturday and Monday morning, favoring the most northern mountains around Taos and Red River. Taos is a wildcard for 10+ inches by Monday morning with some luck. Sunday morning and Monday morning offer the best chance for low-end powder days, with Monday offering blower quality snow. Winds will be an issue Saturday and Sunday, especially Sunday with gusts up to 60mph, impacting visibility and possible lift closures. Monday will be cold with a few lingering snow flurries. Tuesday through at least Friday will be quiet and warmer. The next potential storm looks to be the week of Dec. 23rd.
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About Our Forecaster
Julien Ross
Forecaster
Julien was born and raised in Santa Fe, New Mexico and was introduced to skiing at age 7 through the public schools subsidized ski program at Ski Santa Fe. It was love at first turn and Julien has been chasing deep powder and good mogul lines ever since. Julien grew up fascinated by weather and studied physical geography with a focus on meteorology at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff.
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