LAS VEGAS, N.M. (AP) - Difficult driving conditions are reported Monday on numerous highways in northern New Mexico due to snow and ice.

Crews are plowing, salting and cindering Interstate 40 in the Tucumcari area where several inches of snow has accumulated. Workers are also clearing snow on Interstate 25 between Watrous and Colmor.

Other highways with difficult conditions reported by the New Mexico Department of Transportation include U.S. 64 near Taos Pass, New Mexico 38 from Bobcat Pass to Eagle Nest and New Mexico 104 between Las Vegas and Tucumcari.

The NMDOT is also reporting difficult driving conditions on I-25 from mile marker 299 to mile marker 333 (Glorieta to Bernal), where the road is snow packed and icy and visibility is po

Santa Clara Pueblo residents are getting prepared for a possible flooding disaster Thursday.

That's because the area was hit by a wall of water that came off the nearby Las Conchas burn scar Wednesday night - and forecasts call for possible rain Thursday and through the weekend.

KOB Eyewitness News 4 was at the pueblo on Saturday, as leaders told U.S. Senator Tom Udall about their fears of flooding.

We are told there were voluntary evacuations there Wednesday night, but the flooding did not damage any homes.

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The dramatic weather change on the way has already hit Santa Fe.

The slow-moving storm is bringing rain and snow showers to parts of central and northern New Mexico.

Snow can be seen falling in the photo to the left in Santa Fe's City Different.

The storm is expected to drop temperatures from Monday to Wednesday.

New Mexico Roads is reporting snow falling heavily from Taos Canyon to Eagle Nest on US 64 and from Bobcat Pass to Eagle Nest on NM 38.

There are also difficult driving conditions on NM 434 between Black Lake and Agua Fria and on I-25 from North Raton to Raton Pass.

All drivers are encouraged to proceed with caution and reduce speed while crews are working to plow and salt the roads.