Residents in Santa Fe, New Mexico, are keeping an eye on local power conditions today, September 28, 2026, as unsettled weather moves across the region. Current outage data indicates that power disruptions in Santa Fe are localized rather than widespread.
The latest available figures show approximately one customer without power in the Santa Fe area, while PNM's broader service territory has about 126 customers experiencing outages. The figures can change as crews respond to individual incidents.
Weather conditions are an important factor for residents monitoring potential outages. The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for the Santa Fe area from September 28 through early September 30. Forecasters are calling for periods of heavy rain, with rainfall totals of around 1 to 2 inches possible in the area. Thunderstorms and stronger winds are also possible during the coming days.
Heavy rain, thunderstorms, saturated ground and strong winds can increase the risk of localized utility problems, including downed branches, damaged equipment and interruptions affecting individual neighborhoods. However, the available information does not indicate a citywide blackout in Santa Fe today.
PNM, the utility serving Santa Fe, provides several ways for customers to report outages and receive updates. Customers can report an outage by calling 888-342-5766, available 24 hours a day, or by using PNM's online outage tools. Customers can also text #OUT to PNM's designated outage-reporting number.
Residents can also register for Alert Santa Fe, the city's emergency notification system, which can provide information about power outages, severe weather and other utility disruptions.
For anyone currently without electricity, checking the official PNM outage map and local emergency alerts is the best way to
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