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24-Hour Rainfall Totals - As Of 7 AM MDT Sat August 12, 2017.

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NWS Albuquerque 24-Hour Rainfall Totals.
(As Of 9:52 AM MDT August 12, 2017.) 

 • 4 WNW SANDIA PARK - 2.49 in.
 • 6 S TEXICO - 1.93 in.
 • 4 E SAN ANTONITO - 1.78 in.
 • 7 SE PLACITAS - 1.72 in.
 • 3 NNW TEXICO - 1.70 in.
 • 8 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 1.70 in.

 • 8 W SANDIA PARK - 1.65 in.
 • 8 W SANDIA PARK - 1.65 in.
 • 7 WNW CANONCITO - 1.63 in.

 • 6 ENE ALBUQUERQUE - 1.55 in.
 • 4 E SANDIA PARK - 1.55 in.
 • 8 ENE ALBUQUERQUE - 1.55 in.
 • 5 E ALBUQUERQUE - 1.50 in.
 • 6 ENE ALBUQUERQUE - 1.50 in.
 • 2 WNW CLOVIS - 1.50 in.

 • 3 E CLOVIS - 1.49 in.
 • 6 NNW CARNUEL - 1.49 in.
 • 2 NNE CLOVIS - 1.49 in.
 • 6 NNW CARNUEL - 1.47 in.
 • 6 NNE ALBUQUERQUE - 1.47 in.
 • 6 NW CARNUEL - 1.46 in.
 • 6 S LINGO - 1.45 in.
 • 7 WNW CANONCITO - 1.45 in.
 • 9 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 1.41 in.

 • 6 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 1.39 in.
 • 4 E SANDIA PARK - 1.37 in.
 •  null SAN JON - 1.37 in.
 • 2 SW DORA - 1.37 in.
 • 8 SE PLACITAS - 1.33 in.
 • 14 S LUNA - 1.30 in.
 • 6 NNW CARNUEL - 1.30 in.

 • 8 ENE ALBUQUERQUE - 1.29 in.
 • 1 W TIERRA MONTE - 1.28 in.
 • 8 W SANDIA PARK - 1.27 in.
 • 3 E SAN ANTONITO - 1.27 in.
 • 7 ESE KENNA - 1.26 in.
 • 5 NNW CARNUEL - 1.26 in.
 •  null HOUSE - 1.26 in.
 • 1 NE CLOVIS - 1.25 in.
 • 8 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 1.23 in.
 • 7 NNE MILNESAND - 1.22 in.
 • 2 NE DUNKEN - 1.22 in.
 • 1 E LA CIENEGA - 1.21 in.
 • 3 WSW LOGAN - 1.21 in.

 • 7 E ALBUQUERQUE - 1.15 in.
 • 5 E ALBUQUERQUE - 1.14 in.
 • 7 ESE CHUPADERO - 1.13 in.
 • 6 NNW CARNUEL - 1.11 in.
 •  null ESTANCIA - 1.10 in.
 • 34 ESE MOGOLLON - 1.10 in.
 • 9 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 1.10 in.
 • 2 WNW SEDILLO - 1.10 in.
 • 7 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 1.10 in.
 • 5 ENE LOS CERRILLOS - 1.09 in.
 • 5 NNW CARNUEL - 1.09 in.
 • 3 S GLENWOOD - 1.07 in.
 • 5 ESE LAMY - 1.06 in.
 • 3 ESE MORIARTY - 1.05 in.
 • 2 NE CLOVIS - 1.05 in.
 •  null ROWE - 1.03 in.
 • 5 S STANLEY - 1.02 in.
 • 13 SE TOLAR - 1.01 in.
 • 1 NNW ROMEROVILLE - 1.01 in.
 • 3 W LOGAN - 1.01 in.
 • 11 ENE BELL RANCH - 1.00 in.
 • 5 E ALBUQUERQUE - 1.00 in.

 • 13 SE TOLAR - 0.98 in.
 • 7 E ALBUQUERQUE - 0.98 in.
 • 2 NE FORT STANTON - 0.98 in.
 • 1 ENE LUNA - 0.97 in.
 • 2 NNW SEDILLO - 0.97 in.
 • 2 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.96 in.
 • 2 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.93 in.
 • 4 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.93 in.
 •  null GRADY - 0.90 in.
 • 3 NNE LA CIENEGA - 0.90 in.

 • 2 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.89 in.
 • 19 SSE OLD HORSE SPRINGS - 0.89 in.
 • 3 WNW MADRID - 0.88 in.
 • 1 SE SAN GERONIMO - 0.87 in.
 • 1 SW PLACITAS - 0.87 in.
 • 2 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.86 in.
 • 3 E ALBUQUERQUE - 0.85 in.
 • 5 E SANTA FE - 0.84 in.
 • 2 NNW JACONA - 0.84 in.
 • 2 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.83 in.
 • 6 NE PONDEROSA - 0.83 in.
 • 4 NNE ROSWELL - 0.83 in.
 • 8 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.83 in.
 • 3 E ALBUQUERQUE - 0.82 in.
 • 2 S ALBUQUERQUE - 0.82 in.
 • 1 WNW RESERVE - 0.82 in.
 • 3 SW AGUA FRIA - 0.81 in.
 • 2 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.81 in.
 • 6 NNW OMEGA - 0.81 in.
 • 7 SSW EDGEWOOD - 0.80 in.

 • 2 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.79 in.
 • 7 E ALBUQUERQUE - 0.79 in.
 • 19 SW ACOMA PUEBLO - 0.79 in.
 • 1 W SANTA FE - 0.77 in.
 • 4 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.77 in.
 • 1 W SEDILLO - 0.77 in.
 •  null BEAVERHEAD - 0.77 in.
 • 2 W DATIL - 0.77 in.
 • 3 NNW CARNUEL - 0.77 in.
 • 2 E SAN PABLO - 0.75 in.
 • 1 N ALTO - 0.74 in.
 • 4 NW TUCUMCARI - 0.74 in.
 • 4 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.74 in.
 • 2 ESE SANTA ROSA - 0.73 in.
 • 3 WSW AGUA FRIA - 0.73 in.
 • 1 ESE SEDILLO - 0.72 in.
 • 11 ENE JEMEZ SPRINGS - 0.70 in.
 • 8 SE SOLANO - 0.70 in.
 • 5 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.70 in.

 • 2 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.69 in.
 • 8 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.69 in.
 • 2 E ALBUQUERQUE - 0.68 in.
 • 1 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.68 in.
 • 1 SSW TIJERAS - 0.67 in.
 • 6 W PLEASANT HILL - 0.66 in.
 • 3 NW BANDELIER NATL MONUMENT - 0.66 in.
 • 5 NW LAMY - 0.65 in.
 • 7 NW LAMY - 0.65 in.
 • 2 E GLORIETA - 0.64 in.
 • 3 SSW SAN MIGUEL - 0.64 in.
 • 6 SE SANTA FE - 0.64 in.
 • 2 S ALBUQUERQUE - 0.64 in.
 • 4 W MOUNTAINAIR - 0.64 in.
 • 8 NNW OMEGA - 0.63 in.
 • 5 S ALBUQUERQUE - 0.63 in.
 • 3 NNE LOS CERRILLOS - 0.62 in.
 • 7 NE TOHAJIILEE - 0.62 in.
 • 2 SE MANZANO - 0.61 in.
 • 11 ENE JEMEZ SPRINGS - 0.61 in.
 • 1 N MORIARTY - 0.60 in.
 • 5 NNW LAMY - 0.60 in.

 • 2 NNW LAS VEGAS - 0.59 in.
 • 11 ENE JEMEZ SPRINGS - 0.59 in.
 • 6 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.58 in.
 • 5 E SHADY BROOK - 0.58 in.
 • 13 NW BANDELIER NATL MONUMENT - 0.58 in.
 • 5 E ALBUQUERQUE - 0.58 in.
 • 1 SE CEDRO - 0.57 in.
 • 5 SSW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.57 in.
 • 1 ESE CORRALES - 0.56 in.
 • 1 ENE CORRALES - 0.56 in.
 • 11 NE JEMEZ SPRINGS - 0.55 in.
 • 5 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.55 in.
 • 2 ENE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.55 in.
 • 6 WNW GLORIETA - 0.55 in.
 • 1 SE SAN ANTONIO - 0.54 in.
 • 5 W ALBUQUERQUE - 0.54 in.
 • 1 NW EDGEWOOD - 0.54 in.
 • 1 WNW LAMY - 0.54 in.
 • 5 W ESTANCIA - 0.53 in.
 • 5 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.53 in.
 • 2 NE PLACITAS - 0.53 in.
 • 3 N ABO - 0.53 in.
 • 2 WSW EDGEWOOD - 0.53 in.
 • 2 ENE LOS ALAMOS - 0.53 in.
 • 6 NE LAS VEGAS - 0.52 in.
 • 2 NW EDGEWOOD - 0.52 in.
 •  null ROSWELL - 0.51 in.
 • 4 NNW LAMY - 0.51 in.
 • 3 ESE MILAGRO - 0.51 in.
 • 1 SSW CHAMIZAL - 0.50 in.
 • 6 E ALBUQUERQUE - 0.50 in.
 • 3 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.50 in.
 • 6 SSE SANTA FE - 0.50 in.
 • 1 SSE CLINES CORNERS - 0.50 in.

 • 5 NNE SEDAN - 0.49 in.
 • 2 W PONDEROSA - 0.49 in.
 • 2 W PONDEROSA - 0.49 in.
 • 7 SW QUEMADO - 0.49 in.
 • 11 ENE BELL RANCH - 0.49 in.
 • 1 N RED HILL - 0.48 in.
 • 2 WNW PONDEROSA - 0.48 in.
 • 2 NW EL PRADO - 0.47 in.
 • 1 WSW LOS LUNAS - 0.47 in.
 • 8 NW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.47 in.
 • 3 NW LAMY - 0.47 in.
 • 3 WNW GALLUP - 0.47 in.
 • 2 SSW LOS ALAMOS - 0.47 in.
 • 1 NNE VALENCIA - 0.46 in.
 • 2 ESE BELEN - 0.45 in.
 • 2 E LOS ALAMOS - 0.45 in.
 • 3 NNE ROSWELL - 0.45 in.
 • 1 W WHITE ROCK - 0.45 in.
 • 10 SSE SOCORRO - 0.45 in.
 • 8 SSW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.44 in.
 • 9 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.44 in.
 •  null PIETOWN - 0.44 in.
 • 2 WNW MINERAL HILL - 0.44 in.
 • 1 SSE GALLUP - 0.43 in.
 • 2 NNW PONDEROSA - 0.43 in.
 • 3 N AGUA FRIA - 0.43 in.
 • 7 ENE TUCUMCARI - 0.43 in.
 • 3 N LOS CHAVEZ - 0.43 in.
 • 5 N ROSWELL - 0.43 in.
 • 1 SSW FORT SUMNER - 0.43 in.
 • 3 ENE TUCUMCARI - 0.43 in.
 • 14 SSE PINE HILL - 0.42 in.
 • 16 SSE EL MORRO - 0.42 in.
 • 6 SE RIO COMMUNITIES - 0.42 in.
 • 4 NNW JEMEZ SPRINGS - 0.42 in.
 • 4 W ALBUQUERQUE - 0.41 in.
 • 2 NW MOGOLLON - 0.41 in.
 • 4 WNW MCALISTER - 0.41 in.
 • 2 WNW CORRALES - 0.41 in.
 • 2 SSE LA CUEVA - 0.41 in.
 • 2 WNW MANUELITAS - 0.40 in.
 • 2 SW SANTA FE - 0.40 in.
 • 3 NE ABO - 0.40 in.
 • 1 ESE CONTRERAS - 0.40 in.
 • 3 W RIO RANCHO - 0.40 in.
 • 1 SSW SAN ANTONIO - 0.40 in.
 • 7 NNW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.40 in.
 • 1 ESE POJOAQUE PUEBLO - 0.40 in.
 • 2 N CORRALES - 0.40 in.

 • 3 WNW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.39 in.
 • 33 NNE SOCORRO - 0.39 in.
 • 11 NNE DATIL - 0.39 in.
 • 6 ENE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.38 in.
 • 5 WSW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.38 in.
 • 1 NW CORRALES - 0.38 in.
 • 1 ENE SANTA FE - 0.38 in.
 • 1 N RED HILL - 0.38 in.
 • 15 NW CARRIZOZO - 0.38 in.
 • 2 S VALENCIA - 0.38 in.
 • 3 E LOS ALAMOS - 0.38 in.
 • 2 SE RIO RANCHO - 0.38 in.
 • 4 WSW RIO RANCHO - 0.38 in.
 • 1 N CANNON AFB - 0.38 in.
 • 3 SSW SANTA FE - 0.37 in.
 • 7 SW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.37 in.
 • 4 NNW ISLETA PUEBLO - 0.37 in.
 • 2 W BERNALILLO - 0.37 in.
 • 12 ENE ARABELA - 0.37 in.
 • 7 SSW COYOTE - 0.37 in.
 •  null RIO COMMUNITIES - 0.36 in.
 • 1 W NAMBE - 0.36 in.
 • 6 NW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.36 in.
 • 1 NE POJOAQUE PUEBLO - 0.36 in.
 • 3 W ALBUQUERQUE - 0.35 in.
 • 2 ENE RIO RANCHO - 0.35 in.
 • 7 N ALBUQUERQUE - 0.35 in.
 • 2 SW RIO RANCHO - 0.35 in.
 • 2 SE OHKAY OWINGEH PUEBLO - 0.34 in.
 • 4 ENE SANTA FE - 0.34 in.
 • 6 WNW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.34 in.
 • 8 SW ALBUQUERQUE - 0.34 in.
 • 5 SSE BELEN - 0.34 in.
 • 1 ENE RIO RANCHO - 0.33 in.
 • 3 N UTE PARK - 0.33 in.
 • 6 WNW ESPANOLA - 0.33 in.
 • 2 ESE AGUA FRIA - 0.33 in.
 • 2 WSW RIO RANCHO - 0.32 in.
 • 2 NW RIO RANCHO - 0.32 in.
 • 2 N ABO - 0.31 in.
 • 1 N CANONES - 0.31 in.
 • 3 WNW BERNALILLO - 0.31 in.
 • 2 SW BERNALILLO - 0.31 in.
 • 20 WNW GRAN QUIVIRA - 0.31 in.
 • 14 NNE BITTER LAKE WILDLIFE REF - 0.30 in.
 • 6 NE RIO RANCHO - 0.30 in.
 • 2 SSE ALTO - 0.30 in.
 •  null RIO RANCHO - 0.30 in.
 • 2 NNW SANTA FE - 0.30 in.

 • 3 ENE TRUCHAS - 0.29 in.
 • 7 SSW MAGDALENA - 0.28 in.
 • 4 SSE ROSWELL - 0.28 in.
 • 1 NNW RUIDOSO - 0.28 in.
 • 5 ESE BLACK LAKE - 0.28 in.
 • 5 SSE RED RIVER - 0.27 in.
 • 1 ESE TRUCHAS - 0.27 in.
 • 3 WSW RIO RANCHO - 0.27 in.
 • 1 NNE LEMITAR - 0.26 in.
 • 4 E CANON PLAZA - 0.26 in.
 • 1 N RUIDOSO - 0.26 in.
 • 7 NW ZUNI PUEBLO - 0.25 in.
 •  null ANGEL FIRE - 0.23 in.
 • 12 SSW EL VADO - 0.23 in.
 • 4 NE ALCALDE - 0.22 in.
 •  null FRIJOLES - 0.21 in.
 • 7 ESE DES MOINES - 0.21 in.
 • 1 SSE WHITE ROCK - 0.20 in.
 • 1 SE ESPANOLA - 0.20 in.
 • 5 NW CANONES - 0.20 in.
 • 11 WSW SUNSHINE VALLEY - 0.20 in.
 • 13 E GLADSTONE - 0.20 in.

 • 9 SSE FORT SUMNER - 0.19 in.
 • 4 WSW MILLS - 0.19 in.
 • 2 W ANGUS - 0.19 in.
 • 9 SSW BLUEWATER LAKE - 0.18 in.
 • 6 SSW SAN MATEO - 0.17 in.
 • 3 NE BONITO LAKE - 0.17 in.
 • 2 SSW LOS CORDOVAS - 0.15 in.
 • 1 W GRANTS - 0.15 in.
 • 2 NW EL RITO - 0.15 in.
 • 1 S MOUNTAINAIR - 0.15 in.
 • 3 ENE ENSENADA - 0.15 in.
 •  null DES MOINES - 0.15 in.
 •  null CAPITAN - 0.14 in.
 • 7 ESE SAN ANTONIO - 0.13 in.
 • 1 WSW LAMA - 0.12 in.
 • 1 SSE ESCONDIDA - 0.11 in.
 • 19 N ALCALDE - 0.11 in.
 • 2 ENE TAOS - 0.11 in.

 • 5 E CLAYTON - 0.10 in.
 • 1 NW VALDEZ - 0.10 in.
 • 1 E SOCORRO - 0.10 in.
 • 3 W EL PRADO - 0.10 in.
 • 1 N RATON - 0.10 in.

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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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