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Hot Today & Friday Will Be Just As Hot.




Dense fog enveloped the local area this morning dropping visibilities down to less than one quarter of a mile. The top photo was shot in south Carlsbad and the bottom photo was shot just outside of Whites City looking back north towards Carlsbad along U.S. Highway 62/180.

Hot Today & Again On Friday.





Temperature Departures From Normal At 6 PM MDT Thursday Afternoon. 






High temperatures on Friday will be similar to Thursday's readings.

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