Grant Tosterud is the Chief Meteorologist at KRQE. He focuses on climate change, environmental issues, and regional interests, often discussing topics related to sustainability and natural resources in the context of North America and LATAM. Grant's insights and expertise have been featured in Yahoo News, Albuquerque Journal, and AOL, Inc.
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Afternoon storm chances will continue across New Mexico into the end of this week, with drier weather moving in starting this weekend.
By: Grant Tosterud
Isolated storm chances will continue this weekend across parts of New Mexico. The heat will stick around into next week, with record and near-record high temperatures possible every day in parts of…
Isolated storm chances will continue this weekend across parts of New Mexico. The heat will stick around into next week, with record and near-record high temperatures possible every day in parts of…
A stretch of record heat will continue through this week across parts of New Mexico. Storm chances will stay isolated, bringing only a few areas some relief from the heat.
Storm chances will increase across parts of New Mexico Wednesday and Thursday. Even with the better chance for rain, near-record high temperatures will continue. Strong and severe storms developed …
Storm chances will increase across parts of New Mexico Wednesday and Thursday. Even with the better chance for rain, near-record high temperatures will continue.
Isolated to scattered storms will continue across New Mexico through Wednesday evening. Storms in western and central New Mexico will be slow-moving but fairly short-lived, with strong wind gusts p…
Scattered storms developed across New Mexico Wednesday afternoon. Storms also kept temperatures slightly cooler across most of the state today. A few spotty showers are sticking around tonight, wit…
Drier air will bring fewer thunderstorms Friday afternoon and hotter temperatures across the state. Monsoon moisture increases again this weekend, bringing scattered storms and slightly cooler temp…
By: Grant Tosterud
Temperatures will stay hot across New Mexico this weekend with near-record highs. Monsoon moisture will also bring back better storm chances, especially across western and northern New Mexico.
