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New Mexico’s weather is a wild mix today—heat, scattered storms, gusty winds, and wildfire smoke drifting in, with possible hail and flash flooding. A weak August front collides with monsoon patterns, sparking showers in the northeast and southwest, with stronger storms brewing this afternoon along the central mountains and east of the Sandias—potentially bringing 60-mph gusts and hail. While Albuquerque has a lower storm chance, moisture from nearby storms could bring rain. The northwest and southeast stay dry. Smoke from Pacific Northwest and Canadian fires blankets northern New Mexico, lowering air quality—especially near the Four Corners and north-central areas—and may briefly worsen ozone levels in the Metro. If you’re sensitive to smoke, limit outdoor time.

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