Texas and New Mexico faced dangerous conditions from strong winds and dust storms, severely reducing visibility and prompting authorities to warn against driving in affected areas. Blowing dust warnings were issued with visibility dropping to near zero, leading to road closures and power outages affecting over 35,000 customers. The National Weather Service noted a high fire risk due to forecasted wind gusts exceeding 60 mph. The hazardous weather was expected to persist into Wednesday, raising concerns for safety and emergency preparedness.
Authorities in New Mexico urged individuals to avoid driving through severe dust storms impacting the state, emphasizing that poor visibility has resulted in road closures.
The National Weather Service issued warnings as blowing dust reduced visibility to near zero in Lubbock, Texas, creating hazardous driving conditions and prompting emergency responses.
Weather conditions, with wind gusts over 60 miles per hour expected, indicate a persistent risk of fire outbreaks across Texas and New Mexico into Wednesday.
More than 35,000 customers in New Mexico and Texas experienced power outages on Tuesday night, highlighting the severe impacts of the ongoing weather situation.
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