NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – The strongest storm system of the season, which was deadly, has now entirely moved to the north of The Great Lakes region as much more pleasant weather is ahead in our region. Along with mostly clearer skies, drier air, and lighter winds, radiational cooling has taken place this morning, as temperatures are ranging from near the high teens to the lower 50s across New Mexico, slightly warmer compared to yesterday morning because of a warmer air-mass inbound. Forecast Continues Below New Mexico: Roswell residents pick up the pieces after record breaking rain and deadly flooding Community: ‘We don’t want our church to go away’: Small New Mexico community raising money to repair long-standing chapel News: City councilors, residents call out Albuquerque police shooting of man in handcuffs Trending: Two New Mexico hotels ranked among America’s most haunted The still strong upper-level low pressure system is spinning now north of The Great Lakes, leaving behind a trail of a little bit of lingering low-level moisture here, but much drier air aloft. Very clear skies will ensue for most of the day and as temperatures will rise, southwesterly winds will pick up a little bit., drying out the atmosphere even more. From the morning school commute on into the afternoon, temperatures will eventually reach into the high 50s, 60s, 70s, and well into 80s, even more above normal for this time of the year, allowing for even more snowmelt in The Northern Mountains. As the trough of low pressure continues to depart well away to the northeast with moisture well to the northeast of The Land of Enchantment, precipitation will be not be the big story at all as with the more pleasant weather ahead, temperatures will mostly be on the climb until a brief change ensues late this week.