Taos, New Mexico Sees First Significant Snowfall of the Season
El Niño, is that you? Precipitation has reached the southwestern U.S., and high-elevation areas, like Taos, are starting to see real signs of winter.
Over the last 24 hours, Taos picked up 3 inches of snow above 10,000 ft., and while that doesn’t seem like much, it’s more than the dustings a lot of other places have gotten this fall. Judging by the ski area’s webcams, it also seems to be sticking around on the peaks at 11,000+ feet.New Mexico experienced a dry and smoky
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