New Mexico Snowfall Totals

Latest: no snow reported in New Mexico in the last 72 hours (as of Oct 20, 13:27 UTC). Live New Mexico snowfall totals by town from National Weather Service storm reports, updated through the day. The towns we track average 11.9 inches of snow a year; the snowiest are Los Alamos (42.1″), White Rock (42.1″), Gallup (33.8″), Santa Fe (28.1″), Las Vegas (22.0″).

New Mexico snow totals by town – last 72 hours

No snowfall reported in New Mexico in the last 72 hours (checked Oct 20, 13:27 UTC). Refreshing…

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Storm-total reports from NWS spotters, CoCoRaHS observers and official stations. Preliminary — totals can rise as later reports arrive.

New Mexico snowfall totals by city

Average yearly snowfall (NOAA 1991–2020). Click a city for its live totals and storm history.

CityCountyAvg snow/yrPopulation
AlbuquerqueBernalillo7.9″564,559
Las CrucesDoña Ana1″101,643
Rio RanchoSandoval9.3″87,521
Santa FeSanta Fe28.1″87,505
RoswellChaves9.6″48,544
FarmingtonSan Juan8.6″42,871
ClovisCurry13.4″39,480
HobbsLea1.8″38,416
AlamogordoOtero2.4″30,753
CarlsbadEddy2.7″28,957
GallupMcKinley33.8″23,240
Sunland ParkDoña Ana2.8″15,940
Los LunasValencia5.1″15,336
ChaparralDoña Ana2.8″14,631
DemingLuna1″14,522
Las VegasSan Miguel22.0″13,386
ArtesiaEddy3.8″12,036
Los AlamosLos Alamos42.1″12,019
PortalesRoosevelt7.6″11,995
LovingtonLea1.4″11,800
Silver CityGrant13.1″10,004
White RockLos Alamos42.1″5,725

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find New Mexico snowfall totals by town today?

The live table above lists every New Mexico location that reported snow in the last 24, 48 or 72 hours, sorted by total. Use the buttons to change the time window.

How often are New Mexico snowfall totals updated?

The table pulls new National Weather Service reports every time you load the page, and refreshes every 10 minutes while it stays open.

Are these official New Mexico snowfall totals?

They are preliminary reports from trained spotters, CoCoRaHS volunteers and NWS stations. Official climate totals are certified later by NOAA.