NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – A backdoor cold front pushed south across New Mexico last night, bringing snow to northern New Mexico. Snow can be possible down to central New Mexico and as far south as the Sacramento Mountains through this afternoon. The snow will end tonight and into the early morning hours of Monday, dropping as much as 4″ in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, with less than 1″ in the lower elevations. High temperatures will also be cooler this afternoon behind the cold front. Forecast Continues Below Local: Man dies during Albuquerque Police Department arrest Events: What’s happening around New Mexico January 10-16? Community: The Beach apartment residents asked to move due to safety concerns Travel: New coffee option opens at the Albuquerque International Sunport A slow and gradual warming trend will start next Monday as high temperatures eventually climb back up to around average by the middle of the week and even slightly above average by the end of the week. Dry, sunny to mostly sunny, and light winds will stick around as well.