ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Cooler and windier weather arrives tomorrow as a fall storm system
moves into the desert southwest.

Precipitation will be limited, but the peaks of the Tusas Mountains could squeeze out a few inches of
fresh snow. Winds trend down Wednesday as temperatures drop significantly behind a cold front.

Several locations could see their first freeze of the season either Wednesday or Thursday morning,
including along the middle Rio Grande Valley. After a short period of tranquil and dry weather, rain chances return late week into the weekend, particularly across the southeast.

Meteorologist Brandon Richards shares all the details in his full forecast in the video above.