5 Views The Rio Grande is once again flowing down from Colorado through Southern New Mexico. But the water currently running is destined for use in Mexico and Texas, while New Mexico’s irrigation season won’t begin until June, as announced by the Elephant Butte Irrigation District.
6 Views ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Temperatures are warming up and snowmelt is already happening in the mountains. Now, we need to watch out for flooding potential as we head through spring.
31 Views ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Newly published research from a University of New Mexico alumnus predicts climate change will reshape bee communities in the Southwest.
26 Views ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Strong to damaging winds and dangerous critical fire weather conditions are expected across much of central and eastern New Mexico Monday and Tuesday. The strongest wind speeds will focus over the south central mountains Monday.
47 Views ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — We’ll see some mid and high-level cloud cover Monday which may obscure our view of the solar eclipse around noon.
58 Views BENTONVILLE, Ark. — While many eagerly anticipate the April 8 eclipse, for some members of the Navajo tribe, the event is a solemn occasion.
53 Views It is a wet, Monday morning in the middle Rio Grande Valley, including the Metro. Snow is moving into the higher terrain of western, central and northern New Mexico. The roads are mainly wet, but they may worsen throughout the morning commute in the high terrain.
66 Views The New Mexico Energy Minerals and Natural Resources Forestry Division and its fire prevention partners in the southwest kicked off the Southwest Wildfire Awareness Week on Monday. Scott Brocato spoke with George Ducker with the New Mexico Forestry Division about the event, and about several ways to be
80 Views U.S. Highway 285 is closed in Chaves County at West Darby Road Chavez County – New Mexico State Police has issued a temporary closure of several roads in Chaves County due to windy conditions and brownouts.
73 Views TAOS COUNTY, N.M. – When you combine snow accumulation with high winds, an avalanche could form. While Taos is not under an avalanche warning Sunday, it’s good to be prepared. Taos Ski Valley officials explained they have a snow safety team that uses technology to help control snowpack, which
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