Created: February 13, 2021 06:04 PM ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. —Winter weather has started to move into the Albuquerque metro area Saturday evening and is expected to continue through Sunday. State officials and first responders are encouraging people to plan ahead by doing things like keeping water faucets dripping to prevent pipes from freezing, having warm clothes on hand, and bringing pets inside. If possible, people are also encouraged to check on their neighbors and avoid travel. “What we're looking at is slick roads, dangerous driving conditions, so please slow down. In your vehicle, it's good to have a little kit prepared for being able to have water and food for the people that are in there, warm blankets, maybe some kitty litter to be able to get out some traction on the snow or ice that you might be stuck into,” said Wynn Brannin, with the New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management.