Good morning, Farmington.

A winter storm will bring rain and snow to New Mexico beginning Wednesday evening and lasting into Thursday morning.

The storm is expected to lower temperatures and cause snow and wind along the mountains and highways — residents should prepare for hazardous travel.

Since October, the New Mexico Department of Transportation has been preparing roads statewide and scheduling crews in Albuquerque with trucks full of salt and cinders — ready for immediate use — to treat icy roads.

Drivers are advised to pack water, a phone charger, gas, and emergency items like a scraper and blanket as winter weather approaches.

Mayor Duckett joined two Leadership San Juan alumni on The Mayor’s Table to discuss how the program has shaped community leaders over three decades — the episode offers insights into public service and behind-the-scenes leadership work.