Winter storm watch: Heavy snow to impact much of northern and central New Mexico
A winter storm watch has been issued for many parts of New Mexico. Impacts from the storm will be wide-ranging depending on where you live. The city of Santa Fe can expect to see some impacts from snow as early as Wednesday afternoon. Snow greater than 5 inches is possible in Santa Fe during the storm.
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