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Snow, ice and freezing temperatures expected for several days.

(Anadolu photo) HOUSTON, Texas -- A winter storm is expected to wreak havoc on a nearly 2,000-mile swath of the US over the next few days, bringing heavy snow, ice, and bitterly cold temperatures. The National Weather Service issued winter storm watches and warnings Tuesday from as far south as Texas and New Mexico to the Midwest states of Michigan and Illinois and as far east as New York and Vermont. New Mexico is bracing for the possibility of 14 inches of snow in some areas, and many lower-ly...

Bundle up, Albuquerque: Were about to weather the coldest temperatures and the most snow weve seen all season. Mondays above-average temperatures will giv...

With frigid temperatures remaining in the forecast this week, the HRDC issued a Code Blue, now they are extending hours past their normal hours to protect those who are experiencing homelessness from the cold.

With frigid temperatures remaining in the forecast this week, the HRDC issued a Code Blue, now they are extending hours past their normal hours to protect those who are experiencing homelessness from the cold.

Some hangars lost a roof or doors and six small private planes were badly mangled

The cold front was significant in size, impacting Flagstaff, northeast Arizona, Gallup and Farmington.

Denise and Kelly Caraway of Angel Fire were driving north on Interstate 25 Wednesday morning when they came across countless tumbleweeds quickly rolling across the roadway.

Bozeman’s seasonal warming shelter opened earlier this month at double its normal capacity to keep up with a rise in demand.

New Mexico is expecting a warm, dry week to begin the month of December. Brian Guyer, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service office in Albuquerque, ...