Temperatures temporarily cool off today due to a cold front. Rain chances stay spotty in the Gila National Forest. A cold front moved into New Mexico early this morning. It brought fairly intense winds and wind gusts. The winds have since calmed down as we move further into the day. They will continue to decrease through the late afternoon and evening. Forecast Continues Below News: ABQ Ride installs new tech showing ridership is up 25% since last July Trending: Andean bear settles into new habitat at the ABQ BioPark Update: New Sunport food vendor area delayed due to construction setbacks The front also cooled off temperatures across New Mexico today. The largest differences in temperatures are in the northeast. The cool down will be brief as temperatures will start climbing again tomorrow. Record breaking heat will once again be possible near the end of the week. These warm and dry conditions are thanks to a high pressure system to the west of New Mexico. While the system will be bringing some moisture to the the state through the week, the rain will not be substantial. Spotty showers in the Northern Mountains and Gila Wilderness will be occurring through the end of the week.