Zoe Mintz is a meteorologist for KRQE News in Albuquerque, New Mexico. With a passion for weather, Zoe provides accurate and timely forecasts to keep the local community informed and prepared. She is an alumna of Indiana University Bloomington and a proud dog mom to Junior Mintz.
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An approaching low pressure system and associated cold front is picking up winds across Arizona right now, with those winds spreading into western New Mexico this afternoon and into central parts o…
After a very windy start to the work week with gusts up to 55-60 mph last night, slightly calmer weather is in store today. The gustiest winds will be just along the eastern slopes of the Central M…
A backdoor cold front has cooled temperatures down across eastern New Mexico by 5-10° this afternoon, but the entire state is within a few degrees of seasonable. Winds will be the calmest today, bu…
Westerly winds have picked up across the state, bringing gustier breezes this afternoon across the state up to 20-35 mph. The westerly winds are bringing warmer temperatures across the state this a…
It’s a quiet and seasonable start to this Friday morning across the state. Wind gusts this afternoon will pick up to 20-35 mph, similar to yesterday. Highs will be in the 90s south, 80s acros…
By: By Molly Mccrea, Zoe Mintz
As the summer of 2024 is on track to become the hottest on record, scientists are digging deep into the Earth's coldest corners to recover an icy record of what the atmosphere was like hundreds of thousands of years ago.
By: Zoe Mintz
It was an extremely hot July in the Bay Area with many locations observing the all-time hottest July on record.
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From Nov. 15-17, the next King Tide event will return to the Bay Area.
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