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Gradually cooler & mostly dry before system hits

Milder-than-morning temperatures for most are present after yesterday's warmer day, but downsloping westerly winds are switching from the north in the Northeast Highlands as a weak backdoor front moves in, while a weak storm system is bringing in rain showers mostly south of New Mexico. Air temperatures in the north and east are starting off mostly in the upper teens to the low 40s, while areas to the southwest are mostly ranging from the high 20s to the low 50s. Sprinkles in southeastern areas are possible with cloudier skies in store but with above-normal afternoon temperatures mostly ranging from the upper to low 70s from northeast to southwest from high to low elevation. Warmer-than-normal conditions are set to continue ahead, because of southwesterly winds to go up, over, and down the southeast-sloped mountain faces, with a strong ridge of high pressure building to the west, leading to the sinking, compressing, drying, & milder process at the surface as a result. Light rain & wet snow showers will start to approach the Four Corners region with passing clouds throughout the rest of the region, but a stormier pattern to end the week will eventually start to gradually cool conditions down.