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Heavy Rain Falls This Afternoon & Evening.


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GRLevel3 Snapshot Of The El Paso (KEPZ) Radar.
Rainfall Totals As Of 10:36 PM MDT.

Water Vapor Satellite Image At 10:45 PM MDT.

A complex of t-storms (MCS) can easily be seen centered
over El Paso, TX and southern NM. Another complex of
t-storms was located over E/SE NM. This is indicated
by the green and blue shaded areas.

It Finally Rained!

Finally, some decent rainfall totals to report. Heavy rainfall
fell over parts of the Sacramento Mtn's yesterday
afternoon and evening, especially in and around
the Cloudcroft area. Several Flash Flood Warnings
and Small Stream and Arroyo Flood Advisories
were issued for the Sacramento Mtn's yesterday
afternoon and evening as well.

Rainfall Totals Thu July 14, 2011.
(Totals Updated At 10:30 AM MDT).

Otero County-

0.4 ESE Cloudcroft 5.50"
Cloudcroft Climate 4.02"
4.0 E Cloudcroft 3.30"
Cloudcroft Fire Station Hwy 82 3.21"
Grulke On Bigfoot - 4 NE Cloudcroft 2.99"
Pierce Canyon S of Cloudcroft 2.91"
4.9 NE Cloudcroft 2.86"
Dry Canyon - E Of Cloudcroft 2.76"
Mayhill CW9878 2.19"
Wimsatt 1.93"
16 ESE Cloudcroft - Mayhill 1.08"

Cosmic Raws - Sunspot .95"
Dark Ridge Observatory - Weed .87"
0.07 N Sunspot .86"
0.6 S Pinon .70"
Mayhill Raws .69"
Mescal Raws - Near Mescalero .42"
5.4 W Cloudcroft .27"
Sacramento Peak .22"
High Roll CW9878 .20"
Hossman Observatory - Mayhill .10"

Lincoln County-

Sierra Blanca Snotel .50"
Hodge-Podge Lodge - Ruidoso Downs .44"
1.4 ESE Lincoln .21"
Sierra Blanca Regional Arpt AWOS .17"
Capitan Climate .12"
Ruidoso Climate .12"
4.4 NW Ruidoso .07"
Smokey Bears Raws - Near Ruidoso .05"

Chaves County-

Dunken Raws .78"
0.3 SSW Downtown Roswell .64"
7.6 NNW Downtown Roswell .63"
Roswell Arpt ASOS .59"
Roswell Climate .47"
Lake Arthur .23"
8-Mile Draw Raws .15"
4.1 NNE Roswell .04"

Eddy County-

Artesia Arpt AWOS .52"
Caprock Raws .47"
10 S Artesia .46"
0.9 NE Lakewood .32"
Cottonwood .29"
Artesia Climate  - 6 S .26"
South Artesia .28"
Carlsbad Caverns Climate .23"
Bat Draw Raws - Carlsbad Caverns .23"
33.3 WSW Carlsbad - Queen .20"
3.5 NNE Artesia .20"
3.1 SSE Carlsbad .17"
4.8 SSE Artesia - Atoka .13"
Queen Raws .03"
Alfadale - 6 SE Artesia .01"
2.6 NNW Downtown Carlsbad .01"

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