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Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA Elevation 7,000 feet
Updated:
20-Oct-2026 6:08pm
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The map on the left shows expected rainfall amounts this evening through 6 PM Friday evening with the highest rainfall amounts over 1-inch remaining concentrated in northwestern to north central New Mexico. The map on the right shows high end rainfall amounts during the same time period with 2 to 4 inches of rainfall in isolated locations across the southwest mountains, west central NM and the southwest slopes of the San Juan Mountains.
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Data Courtesy of Albuquerque Weather Forecast Office