Parts of New Mexico saw a White Christmas on Wednesday and may see more snowfall on Thursday. However, by the weekend. the state will be warming up and drying out. The upper-level low that brought snow to the northern mountains Wednesday is continuing its track eastward. A brief upper air disturbance will move into New Mexico later this afternoon and into the evening. This disturbance will bring a few spotty rain showers to the northwest. It will also keep the snow around southwestern Colorado and the northern mountains through the night. Forecast Continues Below Community: A look at the 2024 Good News Stories from New Mexico Crime: Video: BCSO wakes up driver accused of being under the influence Trending: Española city councilor wants to repeal ordinance that bans fortune telling News: Rio Rancho family picking up the pieces after vandals destroy memorial for teen On Friday, the state will be drying out. The only chance for precipitation is snow flurries in the northern mountains. The rest of the state will be seeing temperatures continuing to warm up. This warming trend will continue through the weekend. This is due to a strong high-pressure system forming over the Baja. The associated ridging will be helping to increase temperatures across New Mexico through the weekend. High temperatures will be near the mid 60's in central New Mexico and mid 70's in southern New Mexico. The warmer temperatures are not expected to last through the new year. A strong cold front is forecasted to move into New Mexico on Monday and through Tuesday. This cold front will be dropping both high and low temperatures back to near and below average.