Residents across New Mexico and Colorado hunkered down in biting wintry conditions Thursday that made roads impassable, as forecasters predicted there could be historic amounts of snow in the region.

Winter Storm Warnings, as well as Blizzard Warnings, are now less widespread across northeast New Mexico, as lingering snow, subsiding freezing fog, gusty winds, and cold air will continue to be the main threats for many areas through the overnight hours.

A winter weather storm continued to blast parts of New Mexico on Thursday and Friday. While some areas like Albuquerque caught a break from the snow, Las Vegas got pummeled with 21.2 to 31.7 inches in some areas.

Some areas of New Mexico have already seen over 2 feet of snow, and it's going to keep falling into Saturday. Here's the forecast.

A major winter storm is moving into New Mexico Wednesday. This storm will bring major to extreme impacts through Friday, with feet of snow falling in parts of the state. A significant, early winter storm is starting in New Mexico.

A dangerous, record-breaking storm is hitting parts of Colorado and New Mexico with blizzard-like conditions. NBC News' Dana Griffin reports.

As a winter storm rolls into New Mexico Wednesday night, snow and rain are expected to fall around the state. This type of weather can lead to dangerous driving conditions. The snow and rain brought by this low began Wednesday morning.

A major storm system is bringing a historic early season snowstorm to New Mexico and Colorado. Some areas could see up to 3 to 4 feet of snow, as the storm system moves out of the Southwest and into the western Plains.