EAGLE NEST, N.M. (AP) - State transportation officials are warning travelers of difficult driving conditions as parts of northern New Mexico get another blast of winter weather.

Heavy snow was being reported Monday around Taos, Eagle Nest and Angel Fire.

The combination of snow and wind reduced visibility to about a mile along U.S. highway 64 between Taos and Cimarron canyons.

New Mexico highways 38 and 434 were also seeing snow and wind.

Crews were out plowing and spreading cinder, but officials were urging drivers to be cautious.

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for the Taos and Chama areas and a winter weather advisory for much of the northwestern corner of the state.

High wind warnings have also been issued for parts of northeastern New Mexico and the Ruidoso area.

The latest storm dumped a lot of snow on Santa Fe Wednesday and many schools and government offices were closed for the day.

Our Gadi Schwartz in Santa Fe says most of the main roads were somewhat plowed by about 10 a.m but visibility was very low on some of the side streets.

Those with all-wheel drive did fine, but some city trucks were slipping off the road.

If you are heading up through Glorieta Pass on I-25, you should take care. The state Department of Transportation is reporting snow packed and icy conditions on the interstate, all the way to Pecos.

Our Marissa Torres reports that in the East Mountains, conditions worsened Wednesday morning when the snow stopped, the winds picked up and the slush on the roads started to freeze.

Deputies say icy road conditions were the likely cause of a crash between Moriarty and Edgewood involving a semi and an U-Haul truck.

Two people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries.

A winter storm caused school delays and dangerous driving conditions across the state Tuesday morning.

Schools in Albuquerque and around the metro area were unaffected, but several school systems are posting delays.

Raton Public Schools are on a two-hour delay, as are Moriarty-Edgewood Schools and Espanola Public Schools.

So far the only road closed due to weather in New Mexico right now is NM 152 between TorC and Silver City, which is closed due to snow packed and icy conditions.

Temperatures are expected to get increasingly colder Tuesday across the state with possible snow accumulations in the northwestern half of New Mexico.

There’s a slight chance that Albuquerque will get some snow later Tuesday and into Wednesday.