Lightning Map — New Mexico
Track real-time lightning strikes and thunderstorm activity across New Mexico. With an average of 42 thunderstorm days per year, New Mexico is a moderately active state for thunderstorms.
Top Cities in New Mexico
Monitor lightning activity in these New Mexico cities
Lightning Safety in New Mexico
Stay safe during the 42 thunderstorm days New Mexico averages each year
Follow the 30-30 Rule
If the time between seeing lightning and hearing thunder is 30 seconds or less, seek shelter. Stay indoors for 30 minutes after the last thunderclap.
Stay Indoors During Storms
With 42 thunderstorm days annually in New Mexico, having a plan for when storms strike is essential. Avoid windows and stay away from plumbing.
Monitor Lightning Activity
Use Lightning Tracker to get real-time alerts when storms approach your area in New Mexico. Early warning can save lives.
Outdoor Safety
If caught outside, avoid open fields, hilltops, and isolated trees. Seek shelter in a substantial building or hard-topped vehicle.
Track Lightning in New Mexico in Real Time
Download Lightning Tracker to get instant alerts when storms approach your location in New Mexico.