Welcome To Southeast New Mexico Weather.

 We took a trip to Alamogordo, New Mexico yesterday to get a truck load of firewood. Time to get ready for winter. On our way back we pulled over just before the tunnel on US Hwy 82 during a thunderstorm. It was cool watching the rain curtains work their way down the canyons as the thunderstorm moved from northeast to southwest. Arrived back in Carlsbad just in time to grab a shot of the Super Moon and a couple of kids swimming in the river near the Flume.  The Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction!

24-Hour Estimated Rainfall Totals. As Of 6 AM MDT This Morning. Thunderstorms erupted once again over eastern and southeastern New Mexico yesterday afternoon. Some of these continued well into the night as they moved southward dissipating just before sunrise. Some decent rainfall totals were noted in several locations but Artesia and Carlsbad got left out again.

IR Satellite Of Tropical Storm Erika @ 7:45 AM MDT. Water Vapor Satellite Image Of Tropical Storm Erika @ 6:45 AM MDT. All eyes are on  poorly organized Tropical Storm Erika this morning as she continues moving to the west at 16 mph. As of 9 AM MDT she was located about 125 miles west of Guadeloupe with sustained winds of near 50 mph. Her central pressure was 1006 MB or 29.71". So where is she headed and how strong will she become?

24-Hour Lightning Strike Density. A short line of thunderstorms developed just before sunset yesterday and moved southeastward into Eddy County. Finally we had a decent rain here at our home in NW Carlsbad with 1.01". Severe thunderstorms  produced quarter size hail along US Hwy 82 13 miles ESE of Artesia at 9:30 PM. Severe thunderstorms also erupted in Lea County near Crossroads downing power poles.  Additional thunderstorms are forecast for the area once again today into Sunday. Locally heavy rain will also be possible and a few thunderstorms may become strong to severe. Highs today will be near 100. A cold front will move southward into the area on Sunday knocking our highs back down into the 70's and 80's. 

24-Hour Lightning Strike Density As Of 5:15 AM MDT. Thunderstorms erupted across the local area late yesterday afternoon as they marched off to the southeast. As of 5 AM this morning the heaviest known reported rainfall occurred at the Artesia Airport with .45" and at the Paduca Raws located southeast of the WIPP Site with .54". 

RTMA Temperatures @ 3 PM MDT Today. RTMA 24-Hour Temperature Anomalies @ 3 PM MDT Today. Temperatures at 3 PM MDT are running 15-30 degrees cooler today over the eastern one half of New Mexico, and across much of West Texas northeastward into Oklahoma compared with yesterday's readings. Thanks to the seasons fist strong cold front that entered the area early this morning. The Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction!

 RTMA Temperatures & Temperature Anomalies @ 3 PM MDT. Just as was expected our thermometers are heating up here in southeastern New Mexico ahead of an unseasonably strong cold front. At 4 PM MDT temps ranged from 79°F in Clayton in northeastern New Mexico, where the front has just entered that area, to 101°F in Carlsbad, 99°F in Artesia, and 100°F in Roswell. Temperatures in South Dakota and northern Nebraska are in the 50's behind the front.

RTMA Temps @ 7 AM MDT This Morning. Rather chilly across the northern plains this morning with readings in the 40's and 50's at 7 AM MDT behind the seasons first strong cold front. This cold front will bring much cooler weather to SE NM and W TX by Wednesday. 

Record heat gripped parts of the Land of Enchantment the first half of this month. Listed below are the new daily high temperature records that were established between the 1st and 15th.

12Z GFS 500 MB Analysis @ 6 AM MDT This Morning. First fall-like upper level trough of low pressure and cold front will cool us down by Wednesday.

Just East Of Cloudcroft, New Mexico 8-15-2015. Waking up at 4 AM this morning to the sound of thunder and rain pelting down on our roof was a joyful experience. Especially after a week of temperatures that soared up to as high as 107°F. As of 9:15 AM this morning I've managed to collect .29" in our rain bucket.  Some of the heavier 24 hour rainfall totals as of 8 AM this morning include: Sacramento Peak Observatory 2.13" Melrose Range Raws 2.04" Personal Weather Station 26 Miles North Of Roswell 1.28" Caprock Raws 1.05"

Lea County New Mexico Sunset. 8-9-2015. If you've been thinking that August has been unusually hot so far in southeastern New Mexico then you are correct. Carlsbad has recorded a high temperature at the airport of 107°F on three different days. Roswell has also topped out at the airport at 107°F . Artesia has topped out at 105°F at the SEBS AG Science Center. Tatum has reached 101°F and Hobbs has recorded a high of 99°F on five days. Cloudcroft in the southern Sacramento mountains at 8,751' has recorded a high temperature of 78°F twice now. Some of these readings are new daily high temperature records and I will post more on this in a couple of days.

NWS MesoWest Reported High Temps Thursday. Thursday was yet another day with high temperatures at or above 100°F in southeastern New Mexico and parts of West Texas. I topped out at 103°F here at our home in Carlsbad. The Carlsbad Airport checked in with 105°F , The Roswell Airport reported 104°F , the Artesia Airport reported 100°F , and the Hobbs Airport reported 97°F. Similar readings are forecast locally once again today.  NAM-WRF Forecast High Temps @ 5 PM MDT Today.

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I shot these Sunday night at the Red Hills Gas Plant, located 21 miles west-northwest of Jal, in Lea County New Mexico. The Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction!

El Paso NWS GRLevel3_2.00 Estimated Rainfall Totals. Holloman AFB GRLevel3_2.00 Estimated Rainfall Totals. As of 5 PM MDT this afternoon flash flooding was ongoing in the Alamogordo area in Otero County. Over 4 inches of rain had fallen over the eastern parts of the city in the past hour or so. Doppler radar is estimating that as much as 6 inches may have fallen on the foothills southeast of Alamogordo. The Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction!

Courtesy Of Diane J. Malone. Thousand Mile Canyon Hiking Trail.  In The Southern Sacramento Mtn's Of New Mexico.  Unfortunately the dog days of summer have set in with forecasts high temperatures in southeastern New Mexico and nearby West Texas to remain near or above 100°F into Sunday. Id rather be back on the trail above that we hiked this past weekend. 

Published on May 18, 2015. Lord Christopher Monckton is interviewed on Canadian television about climate change hysteria and its implications. Originally broadcasted December 26, ... 

Today. 12Z/6 AM MDT GFS Forecast High Temperatures. Looks like the rain machine has shut down for awhile here in the southeastern plains of New Mexico and most of West Texas. This mornings GFS model is forecasting our afternoon high temps to reach or climb above 100°F this afternoon into Sunday. 

Have you ever asked yourself why there is such a push for everyone to accept the Climate Change/Man Made Global Warming Agenda? Why is this subject so important to everyone from the President on down? We are bombarded daily with this stuff from the Liberal Media. And if you've been following closely you know now that even the Pope of Rome has thrown his support, as well as the Muslim Mullah's . Do you really think that mankind is capable of destroying the planets climate? Think about that for a little bit. Also ask yourself why those who support this agenda are so bent on destroying anyone who stands up and says no this isn't true.  What is really going on?

July 2015 Observed Rainfall In New Mexico. July was a wet month rainfall-wise across the Land of Enchantment. Here at our home in Carlsbad I ended up with 2.36" for the month. This is above the long term average of 1.87" (1900 - 2015). Carlsbad's wettest July was in 1902 when the Climate Co-Op Station recorded 10.50". 

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