Albuquerque, NM – A powerful winter storm is set to blanket New Mexico with historic snowfall over the next three days, prompting warnings from the National Weather Service (NWS) Albuquerque. Heavy snowfall will impact travel, with major road closures and potential power outages in central mountain regions, especially the Sangre mountains.
According to the NWS, snowfall totals could reach record levels along the eastern slopes, creating hazardous conditions for motorists. Major travel routes like I-25 and parts of I-40 face moderate to extreme impacts, depending on storm severity.
Residents are urged to prepare for challenging travel conditions by checking local road reports and packing emergency supplies. NWS advises drivers to carry essential items like warm clothing, food, and blankets in their vehicles.
The storm is expected to affect areas through Friday night, with travel disruptions likely to extend into the weekend. Motorists are encouraged to monitor updates from NWS and avoid unnecessary travel until conditions improve.
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