A winter storm continues moving through New Mexico tonight. Snow will cause travel impacts in parts of the state through Thursday morning before drier and colder weather moves in. Heavy snow has been falling Wednesday from the northern mountains down to the East Mountains.

Sunny and cooler weather is expected after a winter storm that brought snow to most of New Mexico and has since moved out.

Winter weather came late to New Mexico this year. Although other parts of the state have seen flurries of snow already, Albuquerque had its first large storm Wednesday night.

Several inches of snow have been reported from the Four Corners mountainous areas through the central mountains to the northeast highlands. Snow bands have been moving through the metro, the Sandias,

Wintry storms accompanying cold front No. 18 are expected to dump snow and sleet on mountainous areas of northern Mexico

Several reports of several inches of snow have been reported from the Four Corners mountainous areas through the Central Mountains to the Northeast Highlands as snow bands have now been moving through the Metro,

A winter storm will start moving into New Mexico Wednesday. Icy roads will be possible in parts of the state by Thursday morning with much colder temperatures statewide. Warmer weather moved into

A winter storm brought several inches of snow to many parts of New Mexico on Wednesday and Thursday. The heaviest snow fell in northern New Mexico with lesser amounts near Albuquerque. Here's a list of preliminary snow totals around New Mexico:

Part of northern New Mexico could receive nearly a foot of snow while Bernalillo County may see anywhere between a dusting and a few inches.

There's a 70% chance of precipitation in Santa Fe Wednesday, and a 27% chance the area will see more than 2 inches of snow.

It has been a slow start to the winter in New Mexico with a record warm November for parts of the state and well-below average snowfall in the mountains. The winter of