A Look At Our 24-Hour Rainfall Totals - Severe T-Storms Possible Today In SE NM & W TX.
Blog Updated @ 9:54 AM MDT This Morning.
Radar Estimated 24-Hour Rainfall Totals.
(As Of 6 AM MDT This Morning.)
(As Of 8 AM MDT This Morning.)
(As Of 8 AM MDT This Morning).
As Of 7:45 AM MDT This Morning.
Scattered to numerous thunderstorms are forecast to fire up later today across southeastern New Mexico and parts of West Texas. Some of these thunderstorms may be of the Supercell type and produce large hail (quarter size or larger), damaging thunderstorm wind gusts in excess of 60 mph, frequent deadly cloud to ground lightning, and locally heavy rainfall that could produce localized flash flooding. An isolated tornado or two cannot be ruled out as well.
HRRR Severe Weather Forecast This Afternoon.
Forecast Sounding @ 5 PM MDT.
HRRR Severe Weather Forecast This Afternoon.
Forecast Sounding @ 5 PM MDT.
Composite Reflectivity Radar Forecast.
Valid @ 5 PM MDT.
Interesting forecast from the HRRR model this morning (issued @12Z). Enough turning and instability to produce a couple of right moving (southeast bound) supercell thunderstorms by around 4-6 PM MDT across Eddy County in southeastern New Mexico. Enough shear appears available to produce an isolated tornado or two also. So my target chase area will be the areas west of Artesia and Carlsbad this afternoon.
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