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Blog Updated At 7:42 AM MDT Tue May 8, 2012.
Blog Updated At 7:42 AM MDT Tue May 8, 2012.
This LP Supercell Produced Golf Ball Size Hail 18 Miles
Northeast of Dunken, New Mexico At 3:30 PM MDT,
Monday, May 7, 2012.
Cumulonimbus Mammatus North Of Hope, New Mexico
Monday, May 7, 2012.
Cumulonimbus Mammatus North Of Hope, New Mexico
Monday, May 7, 2012.
Looking Northeast At A Hail Shaft Northeast Of The Artesia,
New Mexico Airport Monday May 7, 2012. This Severe
T-Storm Produced Quarter Size Hail 7 Miles Northwest
At The Junction Of US Hwy 82 & State Rd 2
(The Lake Arthur Hwy) At 4:48 PM MDT.
Outflow Gust Front Producing Blowing Dust From A Severe
Thunderstorm North Of Artesia,New Mexico.
Pushing A Wall Of Dust South. A Gust To
49 MPH Was Clocked At The Artesia,
Airport At 4:35 PM MDT Monday, May 7, 2012.
Looking Northeast At A Haboob From Seven Rivers, New Mexico
To Northeast Of Brantley Lake State Park. Monday, May 7, 2012.
Looking Northeast At A Haboob From Seven Rivers, New Mexico
To Northeast Of Brantley Lake State Park. Monday, May 7, 2012.
Looking East At A Double Rainbow East Of Seven Rivers.
New Mexico. Monday, May 7, 2012.
Looking Northeast From Seven Rivers, New Mexico.
Monday, May 7, 2012.
1.25" Diameter Size Hail (Half Dollar Size) Fell In Cottonwood,
7 Miles Northwest Of Artesia, NM At 4:43 PM MDT. Photo
Is Courtesy Of Rich Brown (W5IAY).
Small Wall Cloud Near Cottonwood, NM
At 4:48 PM MDT. Photo Is Courtesy Of
Rich Brown (W5IAY).
7 Miles Northwest Of Artesia, NM At 4:43 PM MDT. Photo
Is Courtesy Of Rich Brown (W5IAY).
Cottonwood, NM 5:26 PM MDT.
Courtesy Of Rich Brown (W5IAY).
Cottonwood, NM 5:26 PM MDT.
Courtesy Of Rich Brown (W5IAY).
At 4:48 PM MDT. Photo Is Courtesy Of
Rich Brown (W5IAY).
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