NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Heavy snow moved into New Mexico on Wednesday, continued to fall on Thursday and is expected to remain through Friday. On Thursday, blizzard warnings were issued for parts of the state.

Weather information

KRQE News 13 forecasters expect conditions to slowly dry out as they warm up for Veterans Day weekend. Below you will find the snowfall totals for the last 24 hours from the National Meteorological Service.

Close to Albuquerque/East Mountains

• Watermelon Heights: 5.5 inches (November 7)

• Northeast Albuquerque: 3.5 inches (Nov. 7)

• Taylor Ranch: 3.5 inches (Nov. 7)

• Rio Rancho: 5.5 inches-7.5 inches (Nov. 7)

• Cedar Crest: 9.1 inches (Nov. 7)

• Edgewood: 15 inches (November 7)

• Cedar Grove: 24 inches (Nov. 7)

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Santa Fe

• South Capitol Rail Runner Station: 9.6 inches (November 7)

• Rodeo De Santa Fe: 8 inches (November 6)

• North Santa Fe: 4.8 inches (Nov. 6)

• Santa Fe Ski Area: 9 inches (Nov. 7)

Las Vegas

Close to Taos

• Eagle Nest Lake: 16 inches (Nov. 7)

• Taos Ski Valley: 8 inches (Nov. 7)

• Enchanted Forest: 4-10 inches (November 7)

Northern New Mexico

• Raccoon: 5 inches (November 7)

• Cuba: 6 inches (November 7)

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South of Albuquerque

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