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Less Wind Today Into The Weekend.









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(Ending @ 6 PM MDT Tuesday, May 3rd).


Our next best hope for any rainfall here in southeastern New Mexico may come Sunday night as the next Pacific storm drops into northern Arizona. Disturbances rotating northeastward out of this storm could interact with the dryline to produce scattered thunderstorms across the eastern third of the state late this upcoming weekend into the first of next week.

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