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Wind Advisory Issued for Curry, Roosevelt Counties

A Wind Advisory has been issued for Curry and Roosevelt Counties from 4 PM today until midnight tonight, with winds up to 50 mph expected, urging residents to secure objects and drive with caution.

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10/15/2026 · Clovis edition

CURRY AND ROOSEVELT COUNTIES – Residents in Curry and Roosevelt Counties are advised to secure outdoor objects and use extra caution when driving, particularly in high-profile vehicles, due to a Wind Advisory now in effect. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Albuquerque has issued this advisory from 4 PM MDT today, October 15, until midnight MDT tonight, October 16.

Northeast winds are expected to reach speeds of 25 to 35 mph, with gusts potentially as high as 50 mph. These conditions can make driving difficult and may blow around unsecured objects. There is also a risk of tree limbs being blown down. Strong crosswinds are anticipated on area roadways.

The advisory specifically affects Curry County and Roosevelt County. The NWS advises all residents in these areas to take preventative measures to protect property and ensure safety while traveling.

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