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Cannon AFB (KFDX) Radar Outage

Updated 10/01/2025 11am The Cannon Air Force Base (KFDX) WSR-88D will remain inoperable for an extended period due to a hardware failure at the site. Parts have been ordered. There is currently no estimate on when the radar will return to service. KFDX radar is the only radar coverage for portions of eastern New Mexico. However, you may find KPUX, KAMA, KLBB, and KMAF radars useful. If you have questions or concerns, please contact Cannon AFB Public Affairs at 575-784-4131.

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 • 7 SSW MAGDALENA - 1.90 in.
 • 34 ESE MOGOLLON - 1.40 in.
 • 1 ENE LUNA - 1.25 in.
 •  null BEAVERHEAD - 1.11 in.
 • 1 WSW MOGOLLON - 1.04 in.

 • 3 WSW MOGOLLON - 0.98 in.
 • 4 ESE PLEASANTON - 0.97 in.
 • 2 NW MOGOLLON - 0.97 in.
 • 1 WNW RESERVE - 0.97 in.
 • 1 WNW RESERVE - 0.94 in.
 • 3 ENE CLOVIS - 0.90 in.

 • 19 SSE OLD HORSE SPRINGS - 0.88 in.
 • 2 W DATIL - 0.83 in.
 • 3 N LOS CHAVEZ - 0.81 in.
 • 4 W ALBUQUERQUE - 0.80 in.
 • 8 SW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.76 in.
 • 11 NNE DATIL - 0.76 in.
 • 2 SSW PLEASANTON - 0.72 in.
 • 14 S LUNA - 0.72 in.
 • 10 SSE SOCORRO - 0.70 in.
 • 3 E CLOVIS - 0.70 in.

 • 4 NNW ISLETA PUEBLO - 0.68 in.
 • 2 WSW RIO RANCHO - 0.62 in.
 • 4 NW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.61 in.
 • 6 S TEXICO - 0.61 in.
 • 11 SE BOSQUE DEL APACHE REFUGE - 0.61 in.
 • 3 W ALBUQUERQUE - 0.61 in.

 • 3 SE LAS VEGAS - 0.58 in.
 • 18 WSW OSCURO - 0.58 in.
 • 2 ENE RIO RANCHO - 0.55 in.
 • 2 ENE RIO RANCHO - 0.55 in.
 • 8 NNW OMEGA - 0.54 in.
 • 22 SE BOSQUE DEL APACHE REFUGE - 0.54 in.
 • 1 NE CLOVIS - 0.53 in.
 • 4 WSW RIO RANCHO - 0.53 in.
 • 7 N ALBUQUERQUE - 0.53 in.
 • 2 ESE AGUA FRIA - 0.52 in.
 • 2 SW RIO RANCHO - 0.52 in.
 • 2 NW RIO RANCHO - 0.51 in.
 • 2 N CHAMA - 0.51 in.
 • 1 ENE CORRALES - 0.51 in.
 • 16 ENE BURNHAM - 0.50 in.
 • 1 SSW CHAMIZAL - 0.50 in.
 • 2 NE CLOVIS - 0.50 in.
 • 2 WNW CLOVIS - 0.50 in.
 • 8 NW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.50 in.

 •  null DULCE - 0.49 in.
 • 1 N CANONES - 0.49 in.
 • 2 E GLORIETA - 0.49 in.
 • 2 S VALENCIA - 0.49 in.
 • 1 SSE GLORIETA - 0.49 in.
 • 1 NNW ROMEROVILLE - 0.49 in.
 •  null RAMAH - 0.48 in.
 • 3 NW BANDELIER NATL MONUMENT - 0.47 in.
 • 5 N PLEASANT HILL - 0.47 in.
 • 6 SE SANTA FE - 0.46 in.
 • 3 SW PORTALES - 0.46 in.
 • 2 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.45 in.
 • 21 SE BOSQUE DEL APACHE REFUGE - 0.45 in.
 • 4 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.45 in.
 • 5 NNE EL VADO - 0.45 in.
 • 2 NNE CLOVIS - 0.45 in.
 •  null SANDIA PARK - 0.44 in.
 • 2 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.44 in.
 • 2 SE RIO RANCHO - 0.44 in.
 • 6 NE RIO RANCHO - 0.44 in.
 • 6 SSE SANTA FE - 0.44 in.
 • 1 NW CORRALES - 0.44 in.
 • 5 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.44 in.
 • 3 NE FARMINGTON - 0.43 in.
 • 6 SSE SANTA FE - 0.43 in.
 • 7 SW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.43 in.
 • 3 W RIO RANCHO - 0.43 in.
 •  null CHAMA - 0.42 in.
 • 2 E SAN PABLO - 0.42 in.
 • 7 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.42 in.
 • 2 SSE ALTO - 0.42 in.
 • 2 SSE PERALTA - 0.42 in.
 • 5 WSW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.42 in.
 • 2 E ALBUQUERQUE - 0.42 in.
 • 7 NNE MILNESAND - 0.41 in.
 • 1 SSE ESCONDIDA - 0.41 in.
 •  null EL VADO - 0.41 in.
 • 6 NW CARNUEL - 0.41 in.
 • 7 ESE KENNA - 0.41 in.
 • 10 N FARMINGTON - 0.40 in.
 • 3 WNW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.40 in.
 •  null CARRIZOZO - 0.40 in.
 • 5 NW LAMY - 0.40 in.

 • 3 WSW FARMINGTON - 0.39 in.
 • 2 N CORRALES - 0.39 in.
 • 3 ENE ENSENADA - 0.39 in.
 • 3 NNW ISLETA PUEBLO - 0.38 in.
 • 4 WNW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.37 in.
 • 3 SSW SANTA FE - 0.37 in.
 • 3 NE BONITO LAKE - 0.37 in.
 • 8 W SANDIA PARK - 0.37 in.
 • 9 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.37 in.
 • 13 SE TOLAR - 0.36 in.
 • 10 NW PLEASANT HILL - 0.36 in.
 • 3 SW RIO RANCHO - 0.36 in.
 • 2 WSW SUNSET - 0.36 in.
 • 1 WSW SANTA FE - 0.36 in.
 • 8 ENE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.36 in.
 • 1 ESE SEDILLO - 0.36 in.
 • 6 NE LAS VEGAS - 0.36 in.
 • 2 N MILAN - 0.36 in.
 • 7 E ALBUQUERQUE - 0.35 in.
 • 7 E ALBUQUERQUE - 0.35 in.
 • 2 ESE CORRALES - 0.35 in.
 • 1 WSW SEDILLO - 0.34 in.
 • 1 WNW WHITE ROCK - 0.34 in.
 • 7 W OSCURO - 0.34 in.
 • 4 NNW LAMY - 0.33 in.
 • 3 ENE PONDEROSA - 0.33 in.
 • 5 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.32 in.
 •  null GRADY - 0.32 in.
 • 5 E ALBUQUERQUE - 0.32 in.
 • 1 SSE COCHITI LAKE - 0.32 in.
 • 1 WNW LAMY - 0.32 in.
 • 2 WNW MINERAL HILL - 0.32 in.
 • 2 SW SANTA FE - 0.32 in.
 • 3 WNW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.31 in.
 • 6 WNW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.31 in.
 • 2 N EDGEWOOD - 0.31 in.
 • 5 ENE LOS CERRILLOS - 0.31 in.
 • 17 WNW OSCURO - 0.31 in.
 • 2 NW EL RITO - 0.30 in.
 •  null CLOVIS - 0.30 in.
 • 4 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.30 in.

 • 2 ESE BELEN - 0.29 in.
 • 2 SE MANZANO - 0.29 in.
 • 2 WSW EL MORRO - 0.28 in.
 • 5 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.28 in.
 • 4 NW SANTA FE - 0.28 in.
 • 2 WNW PONDEROSA - 0.28 in.
 • 2 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.28 in.
 • 8 ENE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.28 in.
 • 2 W FARMINGTON - 0.28 in.
 • 4 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.28 in.
 • 3 NW MAXWELL - 0.27 in.
 • 1 NE POJOAQUE PUEBLO - 0.27 in.
 • 2 SW AGUA FRIA - 0.27 in.
 • 1 E VALENCIA - 0.26 in.
 • 5 ESE BLACK LAKE - 0.26 in.
 • 4 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.26 in.
 • 2 NNE QUESTA - 0.26 in.
 •  null RIO COMMUNITIES - 0.26 in.
 • 1 ENE CEDAR CREST - 0.25 in.
 • 1 SSW TIJERAS - 0.25 in.
 • 3 WSW AGUA FRIA - 0.25 in.
 • 1 SSE GALLUP - 0.25 in.
 • 1 E ARROYO SECO - 0.24 in.
 • 7 NW LAMY - 0.24 in.
 • 5 SSW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.24 in.
 • 1 NW OCATE - 0.24 in.
 • 7 NNW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.23 in.
 • 2 NW EDGEWOOD - 0.23 in.
 •  null RATON CREWS AIRPORT - 0.23 in.
 • 1 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.23 in.
 • 9 NW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.23 in.
 • 1 ENE RIO RANCHO - 0.22 in.
 • 3 WNW MADRID - 0.22 in.
 • 6 SE RIO COMMUNITIES - 0.22 in.
 • 19 N ALCALDE - 0.21 in.
 • 8 NW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.21 in.
 • 3 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.21 in.
 • 1 ENE SANTA FE - 0.21 in.
 • 6 WNW ESPANOLA - 0.21 in.
 • 1 N RUIDOSO - 0.21 in.
 • 3 ENE TUCUMCARI - 0.21 in.
 • 3 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.21 in.
 • 1 ENE SANTA CRUZ - 0.20 in.
 • 4 NW LAMY - 0.20 in.
 • 4 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.20 in.
 • 3 NNE ROSWELL - 0.20 in.

 • 33 NNE SOCORRO - 0.19 in.
 • 2 ENE GALLUP - 0.19 in.
 • 2 SSE SANTA FE - 0.19 in.
 • 1 SSE CLINES CORNERS - 0.19 in.
 • 3 WNW GALLUP - 0.19 in.
 • 5 NNW LAMY - 0.19 in.
 • 2 S SOCORRO - 0.18 in.
 • 3 NNE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.18 in.
 • 2 SSE TAOS - 0.18 in.
 • 9 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.18 in.
 • 1 ESE CORRALES - 0.18 in.
 • 3 NE ABO - 0.18 in.
 • 3 W LOGAN - 0.18 in.
 • 3 NE TUCUMCARI - 0.17 in.
 • 2 WNW CORRALES - 0.17 in.
 • 4 WNW MCALISTER - 0.17 in.
 • 2 ESE RIO RANCHO - 0.17 in.
 • 3 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.16 in.
 • 7 WNW CANONCITO - 0.16 in.
 • 2 NE PLACITAS - 0.16 in.
 • 1 N MORIARTY - 0.16 in.
 • 1 ESE LINCOLN - 0.15 in.
 • 6 ENE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.15 in.
 • 3 NE TUCUMCARI - 0.15 in.
 • 9 WSW CUBA - 0.15 in.
 • 8 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.14 in.
 • 2 WSW EDGEWOOD - 0.13 in.
 • 1 ESE MEDANALES - 0.13 in.
 • 1 WSW LOS LUNAS - 0.12 in.
 • 4 NW TUCUMCARI - 0.12 in.
 • 5 SSE BELEN - 0.12 in.
 • 2 SSW LOS CORDOVAS - 0.12 in.
 • 6 NNW GUADALUPITA - 0.11 in.
 • 1 NNW PLACITAS - 0.11 in.
 • 4 NE SANTA FE - 0.11 in.
 • 1 W SANTA FE - 0.10 in.
 • 2 NNW EDGEWOOD - 0.10 in.
 • 2 E SAN ANTONITO - 0.10 in.
 • 1 NNE LEMITAR - 0.10 in.
 • 9 NE AZTEC - 0.10 in.
 • 1 NNW BUEYEROS - 0.10 in.

 • 2 W BERNALILLO - 0.09 in.
 • 4 NNE ROSWELL - 0.08 in.
 • 7 NNW AGUA FRIA - 0.07 in.
 •  null ANGEL FIRE - 0.06 in.
 • 5 SSW MESA - 0.06 in.
 • 1 S MOUNTAINAIR - 0.05 in.
 • 1 W GRANTS - 0.05 in.
 •  null CAPITAN - 0.04 in.
 • 12 ENE BELL RANCH - 0.03 in.
 • 1 WNW EL RANCHO - 0.03 in.
 • 1 SW PLACITAS - 0.02 in.

SNOW

 • 2 W DATIL - 8.3 in.
 • 6 ESE MOGOLLON - 8.0 in.
 •  null SAN FIDEL - 7.0 in.

 • 8 SW ROCIADA - 6.0 in.
 • 7 WSW ROY - 6.0 in.
 • 3 SSE ROMEROVILLE - 6.0 in.
 • 6 SSE LUNA - 6.0 in.
 • 11 WSW BLUEWATER LAKE - 6.0 in.
 • 5 NW CHAMA - 6.0 in.
 • 5 SW BONITO LAKE - 6.0 in.

 • 1 SSE GLORIETA - 5.2 in.
 •  null SANDIA PARK - 5.2 in.
 • 4 W MILLS - 5.0 in.
 • 3 SE LAS VEGAS - 5.0 in.
 • 5 SSW TOADLENA - 5.0 in.
 • 12 N GRENVILLE - 5.0 in.

 • 2 E SAN PABLO - 4.8 in.
 • 2 E GLORIETA - 4.5 in.
 • 2 WNW PONDEROSA - 4.0 in.
 • 8 SSW SAN MIGUEL - 4.0 in.
 • 11 NNW CANON PLAZA - 4.0 in.
 •  null CHAMA - 4.0 in.
 • 2 N CHAMA - 4.0 in.
 •  null VILLANUEVA - 4.0 in.
 • 1 NW OCATE - 4.0 in.
 • 3 NE CHICOSA LAKE STATE PARK - 4.0 in.
 • 2 NNE YATES - 4.0 in.
 • 3 ENE PONDEROSA - 4.0 in.
 • 1 WSW SEDILLO - 4.0 in.

 • 2 NW EDGEWOOD - 3.9 in.
 • 1 ESE SEDILLO - 3.8 in.
 • 6 SSE SANTA FE - 3.8 in.
 • 4 NW LAMY - 3.7 in.
 • 5 NW LAMY - 3.7 in.
 • 8 W SANDIA PARK - 3.5 in.
 • 9 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 3.3 in.
 • 2 NE PLACITAS - 3.3 in.
 • 3 NW MAXWELL - 3.3 in.
 • 4 NNW LAMY - 3.2 in.
 • 2 WSW RIO RANCHO - 3.2 in.
 • 5 ESE BLACK LAKE - 3.1 in.
 • 6 SSE SANTA FE - 3.1 in.
 • 1 WNW WHITE ROCK - 3.0 in.
 • 2 SW RIO RANCHO - 3.0 in.
 • 1 SSE COCHITI LAKE - 3.0 in.
 • 8 NE ARROYO SECO - 3.0 in.
 •  null LOS ALAMOS - 3.0 in.
 • 5 ESE RED RIVER - 3.0 in.
 • 8 SW ALBUQUERQUE - 3.0 in.
 • 5 SSE LLANO LARGO - 3.0 in.
 • 6 WNW TERERRO - 3.0 in.
 •  null COWLES - 3.0 in.
 • 1 SSW TIJERAS - 3.0 in.
 • 3 W RIO RANCHO - 3.0 in.
 • 12 SSE COYOTE - 3.0 in.
 • 2 N EDGEWOOD - 3.0 in.
 • 9 E CUBA - 3.0 in.
 • 8 SE EAGLE NEST - 3.0 in.
 •  null ANGEL FIRE - 3.0 in.
 • 8 NNW GLORIETA - 3.0 in.
 • 5 WNW LOS ALAMOS - 3.0 in.

 • 1 E ARROYO SECO - 2.9 in.
 • 19 N ALCALDE - 2.8 in.
 • 1 ENE CEDAR CREST - 2.8 in.
 • 2 NW EL RITO - 2.8 in.
 • 8 ENE ALBUQUERQUE - 2.7 in.
 • 4 WSW RIO RANCHO - 2.7 in.
 • 3 NE BONITO LAKE - 2.6 in.
 • 7 E ALBUQUERQUE - 2.6 in.
 • 2 SE MANZANO - 2.5 in.
 • 4 NNW ISLETA PUEBLO - 2.5 in.
 • 8 NNW OMEGA - 2.5 in.
 • 8 NW ALBUQUERQUE - 2.5 in.
 •  null RAMAH - 2.5 in.
 • 1 N CANONES - 2.5 in.
 • 3 SSW COCHITI LAKE - 2.5 in.
 • 2 NNE QUESTA - 2.5 in.
 • 2 SSE ALTO - 2.4 in.
 •  null RIO RANCHO - 2.3 in.
 • 1 WSW SANTA FE - 2.3 in.
 • 7 E ALBUQUERQUE - 2.3 in.
 • 4 NW SANTA FE - 2.3 in.
 • 2 NW RIO RANCHO - 2.2 in.
 • 7 NW LAMY - 2.2 in.
 • 5 S ALBUQUERQUE - 2.1 in.
 • 1 S MOUNTAINAIR - 2.1 in.
 • 2 SE RIO RANCHO - 2.0 in.
 • 7 SE CUERVO - 2.0 in.
 • 5 WSW ALBUQUERQUE - 2.0 in.
 • 5 NW LAMY - 2.0 in.
 •  null SEDILLO - 2.0 in.
 • 3 W ALBUQUERQUE - 2.0 in.
 • 1 NW CORRALES - 2.0 in.
 • 7 E CANJILON - 2.0 in.
 • 2 SSW LOS CORDOVAS - 2.0 in.
 • 7 ESE CUBA - 2.0 in.
 •  null LOS ALAMOS - 2.0 in.
 • 2 SW AGUA FRIA - 2.0 in.
 • 11 ENE AMALIA - 2.0 in.
 • 8 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 2.0 in.
 • 2 WSW RIO RANCHO - 2.0 in.
 • 5 NNW LAMY - 2.0 in.
 • 5 ENE LOS CERRILLOS - 2.0 in.
 • 4 NNW TRES RITOS - 2.0 in.
 • 9 ENE SHADY BROOK - 2.0 in.
 • 1 ENE SANTA CRUZ - 2.0 in.
 •  null GRENVILLE - 2.0 in.
 •  null CARRIZOZO - 2.0 in.
 • 11 ENE RED RIVER - 2.0 in.
 • 16 SE CORONA - 2.0 in.

 • 1 NNW ROMEROVILLE - 1.9 in.
 • 4 W ALBUQUERQUE - 1.8 in.
 • 7 SW ALBUQUERQUE - 1.8 in.
 • 1 NE POJOAQUE PUEBLO - 1.7 in.
 • 2 ENE RIO RANCHO - 1.6 in.
 • 2 ENE RIO RANCHO - 1.6 in.
 • 6 WNW ESPANOLA - 1.5 in.
 • 7 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 1.5 in.
 • 2 SSE TAOS - 1.5 in.
 • 9 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 1.5 in.
 • 5 E ALBUQUERQUE - 1.5 in.
 •  null WHITE ROCK - 1.5 in.
 • 2 N MILAN - 1.5 in.
 • 1 N MORIARTY - 1.5 in.
 • 2 WSW EDGEWOOD - 1.5 in.
 • 5 S ALBUQUERQUE - 1.5 in.
 • 4 NE SANTA FE - 1.4 in.
 • 4 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 1.3 in.
 • 4 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 1.3 in.
 • 4 NW LAMY - 1.3 in.
 • 4 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 1.3 in.
 • 1 ESE CORRALES - 1.1 in.
 • 9 WSW CUBA - 1.0 in.
 •  null PICACHO - 1.0 in.
 • 2 WSW EL MORRO - 1.0 in.
 • 2 WNW CLAYTON - 1.0 in.
 •  null JACONITA - 1.0 in.
 •  null ALBUQUERQUE - 1.0 in.
 • 6 NE RIO RANCHO - 1.0 in.
 • 1 ENE CORRALES - 1.0 in.
 • 6 SW ALBUQUERQUE - 1.0 in.
 • 1 N RUIDOSO - 1.0 in.
 • 1 WSW LOS LUNAS - 1.0 in.
 •  null TAOS - 1.0 in.
 • 2 E SAN ANTONITO - 1.0 in.
 •  null BLACK LAKE - 1.0 in.
 • 1 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 1.0 in.
 • 6 NNW ALBUQUERQUE - 1.0 in.

 • 3 WNW MADRID - 0.8 in.
 • 2 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.8 in.
 • 7 WNW CANONCITO - 0.8 in.
 •  null ANGEL FIRE - 0.8 in.
 • 2 NNW EDGEWOOD - 0.8 in.
 •  null CONCHAS DAM - 0.8 in.
 • 4 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.7 in.
 • 1 ESE MEDANALES - 0.7 in.
 • 1 E VALENCIA - 0.7 in.
 • 3 N LOS CHAVEZ - 0.7 in.
 • 4 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.7 in.
 • 2 S VALENCIA - 0.5 in.
 • 5 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.5 in.
 • 2 ENE GALLUP - 0.5 in.
 • 1 WNW EL RANCHO - 0.3 in.
 • 15 ESE CORONA - 0.2 in.
 • 1 SSE GALLUP - 0.2 in.
 • 6 NNW GUADALUPITA - 0.2 in.
 • 6 ENE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.1 in.
 •  null SAN JON - T in.
 •  null DES MOINES - T in.
 •  null SANTA ROSA - T in.
 • 11 S AMISTAD - T in.
 • 12 ENE BELL RANCH - T in.
 • 1 SSW FORT SUMNER - T in.
 • 6 NW ROSEBUD - T in.
 • 2 SE SEDAN - T in.
 • 4 W LOGAN - T in.
 • 15 ESE PUERTO DE LUNA - T in.

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New Mexico This Coming Christmas Weekend? Those of us who live in New Mexico have developed a unique sense of humor when it comes to our weather. I've often said that we live in a place where extremes more often than not are normal. Take for example the rest of this weeks forecast for Carlsbad depicted below. Latest NWS Forecast For Carlsbad, New Mexico. My high temperature here at our home yesterday was 74°F. Contrast that to what's coming this weekend...depicted below. Its not unusual at all to have high temps in the 70's or even the 80's ahead of a strong winter storm locally. We saw this with the major snowstorms in December 1987, December 1997, and February 2011, and with other strong winter storms too. Long Range Model Forecasts On Weekend Storm. This Mornings 12Z/5 AM MST European (ECMWF) 500 MB Forecast. Valid @ 5 AM MST Sunday, Dec 27, 2015. This Mornings 12Z/5 AM MST U.S. GFS 500 MB Forecast. Valid @ 11AM MST Sunday, Dec ...
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Powerful Winter Storm Is Hammering New Mexico! Worst Is Yet To Come.

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Blog Updated At 9:57 PM MST. Courtesy Of Glen Brazell. Shared On Twitter By Kerry Jones. Nearly 30" The Ground In Ruidoso, NM. Downtown Ruidoso, New Mexico. Ruidoso Web Cam Snapshot At 1:54 PM MST This Afternoon. National Weather Service Watches & Warnings In Effect. As Of 5 AM MST Friday, December 28, 2018. Click On This Link To Open Up The Latest Updated Map. Then Once The Map Opens Up, Click Anywhere On The Map To Be Re-directed To Your Area Of Interest. The NWS Office That Has Forecast And Warning Responsibility For That Location Will Have The Latest Weather Information Posted On Their Web Page. US GFS 500 Millibar (18,000') Analysis. Valid At 11 PM MST Thursday Evening. As of midnight last night a slow moving and powerful closed upper level low was located over northern Arizona. US GFS 500 Millibar (18,000') Forecast. Valid At 5 PM MST Today.  This winter storm is forecast to continue sinking slowly ...
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25th Anniversary Of The Carlsbad, NM (May 31, 1991) Tornado Coming Up.

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Blog Updated @ 3:11 PM MDT. Click On The Photos & Newspaper Articles To Enlarge Them. On May 31, 1991 at 8:39 PM MDT a then rated (F-2 Tornado touched down 2.1 miles southeast of the Carlsbad Airport (as the crow flies) just southwest of the end of Wagonwheel Rd. A day and time that many local residents will never forget. Newspaper articles at the time reported conflicting reports (understandably so) concerning the damage, injuries, and the time of the tornado. To many residents this was a shock...not something that we are used to seeing or dealing with.  The tornado touched down right at dusk. Cass Hernandez who was the Carlsbad Airport Security Guard at the time observed the tornado 2 miles southeast of the Airport as power flashes occurred from the tornado destroying power lines and transformers. It was eerie looking contrasted with the darkness and power flashes but there was no mistaking what was happening. The Tornado's path is circled in red...
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Major Winter Storm May Paralyze/Bury Parts Of NM & Nearby Areas Tonight Into Wednesday!

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Winter Storm Watches & Warnings Are In Effect - Click On This Link For Additional Details. U.S. GFS Storm Total Snowfall Forecast. Valid At 6 PM MDT Wednesday. Today's (Sunday) noon mdt run of the GFS forecast model is just plain nuts. Its trend has been to produce heavier snowfall totals and aerial coverages with each new run over the past day. This has me worried. 19" for Roswell, 12" for Artesia, 15" for Clovis, 28" for the Fort Sumner area, and 17" for Corona! This would be wild in the dead of winter but is absolutely unheard of in the part of the world in October! The last time we saw something like this come to pass was the Blizzard of December 27, 28, 29th, 2015. Will history repeats itself? I hope not but I will admit that I am worried. My feeling is that we will see snowfall accumulations of around 6" to 12" in SE NM and 6" to 18" in the mountains.  GFS Freezing Rain Accumulation Forecast. Valid Tonight Through PM MDT Wednes...
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2011 Skywarn Spotter Training Classes & My Thoughts.

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Artesia, NM Skywarn Spotter Training Class.  Midland National Weather Service Warning  Coordination Meteorologist Pat Vesper. Midland National Weather Service Warning  Coordination Meteorologist Pat Vesper. Roswell, NM Skywarn Spotter Training Class. Albuquerque National Weather Service Warning Coordination Meteorologist Kerry Jones. Albuquerque National Weather Service Meteorologist Daniel Porter. Albuquerque National Weather Service Meteorologist Daniel Porter & Warning Coordination Meteorologist Kerry Jones. Summary. Our first Eddy County  Skywarn Spotter Training meeting kicked off in Artesia this past Monday night. A total of 16 people attended. This was down a little from the past couple of years. Our second class was held in Carlsbad Tuesday night and there were 17 people in attendance. This was about half as many people that attended last year. I will have to go back and check but there have been some 160 or so people in Eddy County sign up for our ...
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Tonight's GFS Is As Drunk As This Mornings ECMWF. Historic Snowstorm Next Weekend?

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GFS Drinking Same Kool-Aid As ECMWF? Tonight's 00Z/5 PM MST U.S. GFS 500 MB Forecast. Valid @ 5 AM MST Sunday, Dec 27, 2015. Tonight's 00Z/5 PM MST U.S. GFS Surface Forecast. Valid @ 5 PM MST Saturday, Dec 26, 2015. Tonight's 00Z/5 PM MST U.S. GFS Accumulated Forecast. Valid @ 5 PM MST Sunday, Dec 27, 2015. U.S. GFS 10-Day Forecasts. Albuquerque, New Mexico. Clines Corners, New Mexico. Cannon Air Force Base - Clovis, New Mexico. Corona, New Mexico. Sierra Blanca Regional Airport - Ruidoso, New Mexico. Roswell, New Mexico. Artesia, New Mexico. Carlsbad, New Mexico. Hobbs, New Mexico. Guadalupe Pass, Texas. El Paso, Texas. Blog Updated @ 12:15 AM MST: Tonight's 00Z/5 PM MST ECMWF 500 MB Forecast. Valid @ 5 PM MST Sunday, Dec 27, 2015. Just took a look at the tonight's run of the European model which just came in. Its forecasting snowfall totals of 26" fo...
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Are We Fixing To Go From Drought To Flood In SE NM?

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Blog Updated At 1:45 PM MDT Saturday, May 19, 2018. May 24, 2013. Looking Back To The West Of Hope. Big Changes Coming Starting Tonight. GFS 500 MB (18,000') Forecast. Valid At 6 PM MDT Monday, May 21, 2018. Surface Map Analysis. Valid At 6 AM MDT This Saturday Morning. Temperatures At 10 AM This Morning. Temperatures At 1 PM MDT This Afternoon. Now that's a stout cold front. Take a look at these temperatures as of 1 PM MDT this Saturday afternoon. As Southeastern New Mexico and West Texas climbs up into the 90's the plains of northeastern Colorado, most of Nebraska, Wyoming, and parts of Montana are in the 40's and 50's!  NWS MesoWest Reported Low Temperatures This Morning. Surface Map Forecast. Strong Cold Front Arrives Late Tonight. A strong cold front is forecast to move southward down the Eastern Plains of New Mexico late tonight into Sunday morning. Low temperatures across the plains ...
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Major Winter Storm To Hammer New Mexico & West Texas Thanksgiving Week!

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Blog Updated At (;15 AM MST Sunday, Nov 24th, 2019. GFS 500 MB (18,000') Analysis. At 11 PM MST Saturday Night. GFS 500 MB (18,000') Forecast. Valid For 2 PM MST Tuesday. GFS 500 MB (18,000') Forecast. Valid For 5 AM MST Thanksgiving Morning. A Thanksgiving To Remember! Thanksgiving week this year will be one to remember it appears. As of this Sunday morning a cutoff upper level low remains parked well southwest of San Diego, California. This storm will get kicked to the southeast, weaken, and eventually get absorbed by a strong upper level trough of low pressure diving southward out of the northern Rockies on Tuesday. By Thanksgiving a large, deep, and cold mid-upper level closed low is forecast to be centered near central California. The other models are coming more in line with the GFS and its forecasts but there still remain differences in the timing, strength, and location of the storms to affect our area next week. Surface M...
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Cloudcroft & Ruidoso, NM Seasonal Snowfall Totals.

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Seasonal Snowfall Totals. (Oct 1st, 2019 - January 19th, 2020). January 11th, 2020. South Of Cloudcroft, New Mexico. Top 25 Highest Seasonal Snowfall Totals. (Cloudcroft, New Mexico 8,750'). Seasonal Totals Are From July 1st - July 1st. Top 25 Highest Seasonal Snowfall Totals. (Ruidoso, New Mexico 6,950'). Seasonal Totals Are From July 1st - July 1st. As a kid growing up in Artesia, New Mexico I always was fascinated by the snowfall in the Sacramento mountains. Especially in the Cloudcroft and Ruidoso areas. Many times Cloudcroft would see their first snowfall by Halloween. It was not unusual to see snow on the ground from around Thanksgiving through Easter in many of these years.  Sierra Blanca Peak (White Mountain or Old Baldy) west of Ruidoso more often than not was coated with snow from before Thanksgiving to after Easter as well.  If you have been thinking that it does not snow as much in the Sacramento mountains as i...
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