New Mexico
AAA New Mexico: Gas prices slow, but Farmington drivers pay the most – Rio Rancho Observer
- Farmington are paying essentially the most on common at $4.98 per gallon
- Nationwide common value for a gallon of standard unleaded is $5.01
Albuquerque – The statewide fuel value common in New Mexico is $4.82 for a gallon of standard unleaded gasoline, in line with the AAA New Mexico Weekend Fuel Watch.
That’s two cents extra when in comparison with at the present time final week and $1.84 extra per gallon than June 16 final 12 months.
Of the key metropolitan areas surveyed in New Mexico, drivers in Farmington pay essentially the most on common at $4.98 per gallon, whereas drivers in Las Cruces pay the least at $4.81 per gallon. The nationwide common value for a gallon of standard unleaded is $5.01 which is $1.94 greater than the worth per gallon at this similar time final 12 months.
On the Rio Rancho Observer net web page, costs had been at 4.57 a gallon at Speedway, 3601 Par D’Arco Freeway at about midday June 17. (rrobserver.com)
To assist ease the ache, the Biden administration is contemplating fuel rebates for U.S. residents.
The tempo of pump value will increase has slowed this week, however value information had been set in lots of spots over the previous few days. Larger fuel costs are as a consequence of continued sturdy demand together with continued worries over tighter oil provides with the conflict ongoing in Ukraine. Market analysts are watching how fuel costs will react to the continued strain from sky-high inflation and document gasoline costs on demand.
“It’s been yet one more week with record-setting fuel costs round New Mexico as demand stays sturdy and market uncertainty surrounding international oil provides continues,” mentioned AAA New Mexico spokesperson Daniel Armbruster.
We’re expecting widespread light snow Thursday in New Mexico. See the latest forecast at KOB.com/Weather.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The snow was falling and the roads were slick to start Thursday in parts of New Mexico and it’s likely that will continue throughout the day.
We’ll see on and off scattered snow showers, especially in parts of southern New Mexico. That will become more widespread with blowing snow possible.
A winter weather advisory is still in effect until Friday morning for 1-3 inches of snow expected and 5-6 inches of snow in higher-elevation areas. It encompasses most of southern New Mexico and stretches just above Interstate 40 near Tucumcari, heading toward the Texas state line.
High temperatures will be at least 10° below average for pretty much everyone.
Meteorologist Kira Miner shares all the details in her full forecast in the video above.
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LAS CRUCES, New Mexico (KVIA) — The state of New Mexico announced it is sending five fire engines and 25 New Mexico firefighters to assist in fighting the California wildfires.
The departments participating are from Bernalillo, San Juan, and Los Alamos Counties, as well as the cities of Albuquerque and Santa Fe. The units and firefighters will leave for California on January 9 at 9 a.m.
The state of New Mexico is also warning residents that high winds and dry conditions make the state at high risk for fires as well. Residents are encouraged to clear dry brush from around their homes and keep anything flammable away from heat sources.
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