Albuquerque’s early-November forecast pairs sunny, relatively mild afternoons with chilly nights. Wednesday is expected to reach about 66 degrees before temperatures fall to around 36 overnight.
Sunny Wednesday Leads Into A Cool Thursday
Wednesday afternoon should stay dry and comfortable, with light south winds and temperatures easing into the low 60s later in the day. Winds will turn north overnight at 5 to 10 mph, adding a sharper chill before Thursday morning.
Thursday will remain sunny with a high near 63 and another overnight low around 36. No rain is expected in Albuquerque, and the forecast remains free of watches or warnings for the metro area.
How the forecast compares with November normals
According to National Weather Service Albuquerque climate normals, the typical November 4 high and low are 63°F and 38°F. Wednesday’s forecast high near 66 is about 3 degrees above that high, while the overnight low near 36 is about 2 degrees below the normal low. The verified figures available here cover temperatures, not a precipitation normal.
Mostly Dry Weather Holds Through Next Week
Friday brings partly sunny skies and a high near 64, followed by a low around 37. Saturday and Sunday look brighter, with sunny skies and highs near 66 both days, while nighttime temperatures remain in the upper 30s.
The mild stretch continues into Monday and Tuesday, when highs may reach 67 under mostly sunny skies. Elsewhere in northern New Mexico, light snow could affect travel near Raton Pass late Wednesday night into Thursday morning, but that system is not expected to bring meaningful precipitation to Albuquerque.
