Climate in Edgewood

Edgewood's climate is a real, high-elevation East Mountains profile with genuinely cold winters and real, current, documented wildfire exposure this record discloses specifically.

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A genuine high-elevation East Mountains climate

At approximately 6,687 feet elevation, Edgewood's summers run warm and its winters run short, very cold, and snowy -- December's average low runs 25.7°F, and the recorded all-time low is -32°F (February 3, 2011) (base record).

Real, documented, current wildfire risk

Edgewood carries real, current wildfire exposure consistent with New Mexico's documented, worsening 2026 fire season -- the town imposed a May 2026 aerial-fireworks ban tied to active fire restrictions, served directly by Santa Fe County Fire Department (base record).

Real, shared statewide drought exposure

Edgewood shares New Mexico's real, statewide drought exposure, including the record snow drought and warmest November 2025-January 2026 three-month period in at least 131 years of record-keeping that preceded the state's elevated 2026 fire season (base record).

No meaningful hurricane risk; only low statewide earthquake risk

No meaningful hurricane exposure applies given Edgewood's landlocked, inland location, and only low, non-zero earthquake risk applies statewide, with no documented meaningful Edgewood-specific exposure found this pass.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.