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Increased fire risk continues: Another warm and windy day ahead

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A warm and windy day is expected in New Mexico, with west-southwesterly winds picking up throughout Sunday. Wind gusts could reach 30 to 70 mph, particularly in northeastern New Mexico, leading to an increased fire danger in the region. Temperatures will continue to rise across most of the state, while snow is forecasted to move into southern Colorado, potentially bringing up to 10 inches of snow to the San Juan Mountains.

As we head into the early week, winds are expected to die down slightly as temperatures take a dip, although highs will still be above average statewide. Looking ahead, there are indications that a storm may bring rain and snow chances back to New Mexico later in the week.

Overall, residents should be prepared for fluctuating weather conditions, with high winds, warm temperatures, and the potential for precipitation later in the week. Stay tuned to local news sources for updates on weather advisories and take necessary precautions to stay safe in changing conditions.

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