The monsoon season in New Mexico typically runs from June 15 through September 30. This period is marked by a shift in weather patterns bringing increased humidity, thunderstorms, and much-needed rainfall to the region. The actual onset can vary, but on average, monsoon rains tend to begin around early July in some parts of the state, with peak rainfall occurring mostly in July and August. This season is crucial for replenishing water sources and mitigating drought conditions in New Mexico.
