T-Storms Return Friday.


Valid @ 6 AM MDT Friday.

A change will be coming our way by Friday according to this mornings GFS computer model forecasts. Rain will once again enter the picture as a short wave trough of low pressure works its way northward into the area from Mexico. This is depicted by the vorticity (red and yellow shaded area over southwest Texas and southern New Mexico) forecast above. Low-level upslope flow from the Gulf of Mexico will increase thus providing the fuel for thunderstorms, and this area of vorticity, or lift will help in firing off those thunderstorms.

Valid @ Midnight MDT Friday Night.

Rainfall totals of around .50" to 1.00" are being forecast by this mornings run of the GFS computer forecast model for parts of the local by midnight Friday. This would be very welcome should it pan out. Some of us could get more than this, and some of us may not get this much. Thus the hit and miss nature of summertime thunderstorms.



The Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction! 

 My Web Page Is Best Viewed With Google Chrome.

Comments

NWS Midland Radar

Cannon AFB Radar

NWS Albuquerque Radar

NWS Lubbock Radar

Holloman AFB Radar

NWS El Paso Radar

South Plains Radar

Southern Rockies Radar

Regional Radar

Current Watches In Effect

SPC Mesoscale Discussions

Storm Prediction Center (SPC) Day 1 Severe Weather Outlook

Current NWS National Watches/Warnings In Effect

Current NWS National Watches/Warnings In Effect
Click On The Map For The Latest Updates

New Mexico

Eddy County Plains & Guadalupe Mtn's

Guadalupe Mtn's In Culberson County

Chaves County Plains & Mtn's

Lea County

Lincoln County

Otero County

Current US Temps

Current US Wind Chill/Heat Index Temperatures

NWS Forecast High Temps Today

NWS Forecast Low Temps Tonight

NWS Albuquerque Storm Total Rainfall Forecast

NWS Midland Storm Total Rainfall Forecast

NWS El Paso Storm Total Rainfall Forecast

Average Daily High/Low Temperatures

Average Daily High/Low Temperatures