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Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Preliminary July 2013 Rainfall Totals For SE NM.
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Preliminary July Rainfall Totals & Anomalies.
Chaves County.
Eddy County.
Lea County.
Lincoln County.
Otero County.
Preliminary NWS Co-Op Stations
July 2013 Rainfall Totals.
Roswell, NM.
Artesia, NM.
Carlsbad, NM.
Carlsbad Airport.
Hobbs, NM.
Tatum, NM.
Capitan, NM.
Ruidoso, NM.
Elk, NM.
Cloudcroft, NM.
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Although we still have two more days until we close out the books on this months rainfall totals, I have listed the preliminary totals above. Its been a good month rainfall-wise for the area. As is usual some of us have made out like bandits while others not so much. The Queen CoCoRaHs Station leads the way with 9.95" so far this month. This will go a long way in putting a dent in the drought up there. I have recorded 5.37" here at my home in Carlsbad, which brings my Year-To-Date total up to 9.38". Even though we've seen beneficial rains over much of the state this month, I'm very reluctant to say that this is the end of the drought. Eddy County has been the focal point for most of the heaviest rainfall amounts locally.
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Monday, July 29, 2013
Heating Up This Week With 100+ Temps.
Valid At 4 PM MDT Tuesday.
Our recent rains have been nice...actually a blessing, and going a long way to at least put a dent in the drought temporarily. I picked up another .11" yesterday here at my home in Carlsbad, NM. This brings my July total up to 5.37", and my YTD total up to 9.38". A CoCoRaHs Observer in Queen, 50 miles west-southwest of Carlsbad, in the Guadalupe mountains has measured 9.55" so far this month.
We will undergo a change this week as we dry out and heat up. Its been muggy, and with our forecast high temps expected to climb up above 100F tomorrow into Saturday, its going to feel really hot and muggy!
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Sunday, July 28, 2013
Skline Campground - Monjeau Lookout One Year After The Little Bear Fire.
My wife Diane, and I, took a drive yesterday to the Sacramento mountains. Thankfully the Pecos Valley and nearby areas are finally starting to green up with the recent rains. We ended up at the Skyline Campground, which is located next to the Monjeau Lookout, northwest of Ruidoso, NM. One year later the grasses and bushes have grown back in full force after last years Little Bear Fire. But its evident that the area will take many years to fully recover...especially the trees. Click here to see a video shot from the Monjeau Lookout Tower last year right after the fire.
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Thursday, July 25, 2013
Rains Return To SE NM.
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24-Hour Rainfall Totals As Of 6 AM MDT.
GRLevel3_2.00 Dual Pol Radar.
Estimated Storm Total Rainfall Amounts.
Thunderstorms returned to southeastern New Mexico yesterday afternoon and evening. Some of these have persisted until sunrise this morning. I only managed to pick up .01" here at my home in Carlsbad.
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