Two ravens sit on a structure in Arroyo Chamisa in Santa Fe on Wednesday. Up to 3 feet of snow is predicted for parts of northern New Mexico over the next couple days.
People watch the Class 4A girl’s semifinals state soccer game between Albuquerque Academy and Los Alamos in the rain at Albuquerque Academy on Wednesday.
Luke Carparelli walks across a trail through Arroyo Chamisa in snowy Santa Fe on Wednesday. A storm is expected to dump snow on northern New Mexico and other parts of the state through Friday.
People bundle up in the rain while watching the Class 4A girl’s semifinals state soccer game between Albuquerque Academy and Los Alamos at Albuquerque Academy on Wednesday.
Two ravens sit on a structure in Arroyo Chamisa in Santa Fe on Wednesday. Up to 3 feet of snow is predicted for parts of northern New Mexico over the next couple days.
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People watch the Class 4A girl’s semifinals state soccer game between Albuquerque Academy and Los Alamos in the rain at Albuquerque Academy on Wednesday.
Luke Carparelli walks across a trail through Arroyo Chamisa in snowy Santa Fe on Wednesday. A storm is expected to dump snow on northern New Mexico and other parts of the state through Friday.
Eddie Moore/Journal
People bundle up in the rain while watching the Class 4A girl’s semifinals state soccer game between Albuquerque Academy and Los Alamos at Albuquerque Academy on Wednesday.
Several inches of snow and strong winds are expected in parts of Albuquerque and across the state could last until Friday morning, according to the National Weather Service.
The NWS Albuquerque office announced a winter storm warning beginning Wednesday night around 8 p.m., lasting until 11 a.m. on Friday. The warning marks the first serious snowfall of fall.
