Warnings Issued as More Than 1 Million Told To Avoid Windows for 18 Hours
Summary
Over a million people in New Mexico and Texas were told to avoid windows due to a strong windstorm. These high winds, expected to last until Saturday morning, could cause power outages and flying debris. Officials advised staying indoors and off the roads in affected areas.Key Facts
- Over a million residents in New Mexico and Texas were advised to stay away from windows.
- A significant windstorm is affecting regions from the Texas Panhandle to the Sacramento Mountains and Albuquerque.
- Winds could reach up to 70 mph, with potential for power outages and flying debris.
- The National Weather Service has issued high wind warnings.
- Officials advised staying in lower levels of homes and avoiding travel during the storm.
- A blowing dust advisory is also in place for parts of western Texas and eastern New Mexico.
- The wind warning in the Albuquerque area continues until 10 p.m. MDT Friday.
- People in the affected regions are urged to stay indoors, especially during peak gusts.
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