NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Many New Mexicans across the state woke up to extremely cold air Tuesday morning, with some temperatures even reaching record lows. The coldest weather was felt in northern New Mexico, with -32 reported in Angle Fire, according to data from the National Weather Service. Several records were broken in the state, including an observed record-breaking low of -16 degrees in Raton. Story continues below Legislature: Push for education and housing bills expected this legislative session Weather: Coldest in years for some before slow warm-up New Mexico: CYFD settles lawsuit over failure to protect abused children Crime: One in custody after shooting at officers during traffic stop In the state's largest metro areas this morning, temperatures dipped into the negatives in Santa Fe while Albuquerque remained in the single digits and Las Cruces experienced temperatures in the mid-to-upper teens. KRQE News 13 meteorologists said Wednesday will not be as cold and a warming trend will continue into the weekend with temperatures eventually climbing back to near or slightly above normal. To view the latest forecast, click here. Coldest places in New Mexico on Tuesday LocationLowest Temperature (°F)Angel Fire-32 degreesRaton-16 degreesMoriarty-15 degreesGallup-12 degreesLas Vegas-11 degreesTaos-10 degreesGrants-7 degreesClayton-4 degreesSanta Fe-4 degreesFarmington-1 degreesTucumcari-1 degreesClovis0 degreesRuidoso0 degreesSilver City1 degreesBelen3 degreesLos Alamos4 degreesArtesia5 degreesHobbs5 degreesAlbuquerque6 degreesSocorro8 degreesCarlsbad9 degreesAlamogordo10 degreesLas Cruces10 degreesRoswell10 degreesTruth or Consequences11 degreesDeming15 degreesData source: National Weather Service (https://www.weather.gov/abq/observations)