Rain and storm chances return starting Thursday a surge of monsoon moisture arrives
Monsoon moisture will increase across New Mexico late Thursday into Friday, bringing an increase in rain chances heading into the end of the week.
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More monsoon moisture moves in later this week
Higher monsoon moisture returns to New Mexico later this week, but warmer than normal temperatures will continue for the first week of September.