New Mexico Faces High Fire Danger Amid Cool Temperatures

As a cooler air mass begins to flow into western New Mexico, eastern regions are expected to experience record high temperatures. Winds will increase, raising fire danger across the state, especially with a stronger cold front anticipated to arrive tonight, cooling temperatures significantly by early next week. While some spotty afternoon showers may occur, they are likely to produce minimal rainfall. Meanwhile, Florida's Key Biscayne will see slightly cooler 'feels-like' temperatures this morning, with a sunny day ahead, while other regions are also experiencing mild weather with highs in the 60s and 70s. Overall, a trend of warmer temperatures returning midweek is expected across multiple areas despite brief cool downs. The weather remains generally quiet with low chances of rain in the forecast for the upcoming days.