Above-normal temperatures and patchy fog expected in parts of New Mexico

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Most of New Mexico will stay quiet Tuesday night and Wednesday, with only limited patchy fog or low clouds possible in eastern New Mexico.

High clouds will increase across northern and central New Mexico overnight, and a weak cold front will move through parts of eastern New Mexico.

Those two factors may limit how much fog forms, even though some patchy fog or low clouds could still develop. Coverage may be less than what New Mexico saw earlier in the morning.

Wednesday will bring another quiet day across most of New Mexico as a ridge of high pressure remains in place.

Mostly sunny skies is expected with light winds, dry weather and above-normal temperatures. The warmest conditions will again favor the lower elevations and eastern New Mexico.

Highs Wednesday will generally range from the 50s in the higher terrain to the 60s and lower 70s across the lower elevations. Most communities will run above normal for mid-November.

The broader pattern from tonight through Friday stays mostly quiet, with high pressure keeping New Mexico dry, mild and generally above normal. Patchy fog or low clouds may return to parts of eastern New Mexico tonight, but coverage should stay limited.

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