NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A cold front yesterday night successfully cooled off temperatures across New Mexico today. The cold front has completely moved out of the state and is now over Texas. These cool temperatures will not be lasting very long. A high pressure system is forming to the southeast of New Mexico. This high pressure will strengthen and continue to move eastward through Friday. This high pressure system will bring clear and sunny skies to New Mexico. The high pressure will also cause rising temperatures through Friday. Temperatures on Friday will be above seasonal averages. Forecast Continues Below Investigation: Suspect terrorizing Nob Hill businesses off the streets, but for how long? Community: Does New Mexico have crows or ravens? Trending: Investigation underway after evidence of 10 to 20 human skulls found at southeastern New Mexico property News: New SNAP work requirements being implemented in New Mexico A low pressure system will begin to make its way to New Mexico on Friday. This storm system will move into New Mexico by Sunday. The low will draw up excess moisture across the state. This will lead to widespread rain chances on Sunday and Monday. More snow is also possible this weekend. The snow will likely be isolated to the higher mountain elevations. Another storm system is possible next week. However, there is a lot of uncertainty surrounding the system. One model is predicting another storm system impacting New Mexico next Wednesday. However, a different model is instead predicting the development of a high pressure system. Regardless of the models a temperature drop next Wednesday is expected.