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Storm Summary - Thanksgiving Day 2019.

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11-24-2019.
Carlsbad, New Mexico.

(October 1st - November 27th, 2019).





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NWS Albuquerque 24-Snowfall Totals.

Reported Events
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SNOW 
 • 1 S SEDILLO - 12.0 in.

 • 1 WSW SEDILLO - 11.5 in.
 • 1 ESE SEDILLO - 10.0 in.

 • 2 E GLORIETA - 9.5 in.
 • 6 SSE LUNA - 9.0 in.

 • 6 SSE SANTA FE - 8.0 in.
 • 2 N MOUNTAINAIR - 8.0 in.
 • 3 ESE MIERA - 8.0 in.
 • 8 SW ROCIADA - 8.0 in.
 • 8 ENE ALBUQUERQUE - 8.0 in.

 • 1 E VALENCIA - 7.8 in.
 • 5 NNW LAMY - 7.5 in.
 • 6 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 7.5 in.
 • 4 NNW LAMY - 7.5 in.
 • 4 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 7.5 in.
 • 5 E ALBUQUERQUE - 7.5 in.
 • 1 WSW PONDEROSA - 7.5 in.
 • 2 N EDGEWOOD - 7.3 in.
 • 7 NNE ALBUQUERQUE - 7.2 in.
 • 8 NNW ALBUQUERQUE - 7.0 in.
 • 5 E ALBUQUERQUE - 7.0 in.
 • 2 SE MANZANO - 7.0 in.
 • 2 WSW EDGEWOOD - 7.0 in.
 • 9 NW ALBUQUERQUE - 7.0 in.
 • 4 NW SANDIA PARK - 7.0 in.
 • 4 E SANDIA PARK - 7.0 in.
 • 6 WNW TERERRO - 7.0 in.
 • 3 N CHILILI - 7.0 in.
 • 4 E SAN ANTONITO - 7.0 in.
 • 2 W PONDEROSA - 7.0 in.
 • 5 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 7.0 in.
 • 4 ENE ALBUQUERQUE - 7.0 in.
 • 2 WSW EDGEWOOD - 7.0 in.
 • 7 ESE CHUPADERO - 7.0 in.
 • 1 SSW LOS CERRILLOS - 7.0 in.

 • 1 ENE LUNA - 6.8 in.
 • 3 N LOS CHAVEZ - 6.8 in.
 • 6 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 6.8 in.
 • 5 NW ALBUQUERQUE - 6.8 in.
 • 1 N MORIARTY - 6.7 in.
 • 6 NNW ALBUQUERQUE - 6.7 in.
 • 7 SW ALBUQUERQUE - 6.6 in.
 • 2 SE SOUTH SAN YSIDRO - 6.6 in.
 • 2 S VALENCIA - 6.6 in.
 • 8 NW ALBUQUERQUE - 6.6 in.
 • 5 NW LAMY - 6.5 in.
 • 2 WSW RIO RANCHO - 6.5 in.
 • 5 NW LAMY - 6.5 in.
 • 15 NW ALBUQUERQUE - 6.5 in.
 • 2 SSE PERALTA - 6.5 in.
 • 1 SSW CHAMIZAL - 6.5 in.
 • 4 WSW RIO RANCHO - 6.5 in.
 • 4 WSW RIO RANCHO - 6.5 in.
 • 5 SW SANDIA PARK - 6.4 in.
 • 2 E SAN PABLO - 6.3 in.
 • 2 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 6.3 in.
 • 8 W SANDIA PARK - 6.2 in.
 • 4 W ALBUQUERQUE - 6.1 in.
 • 6 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 6.1 in.
 • 3 WSW CORRALES - 6.1 in.
 • 3 N SANTA FE - 6.0 in.
 • 8 SW ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 • 6 NNW CARNUEL - 6.0 in.
 • 5 NNW CARNUEL - 6.0 in.
 • 5 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 • 3 NW CARNUEL - 6.0 in.
 • 6 NW CARNUEL - 6.0 in.
 • 1 NW CORRALES - 6.0 in.
 • 1 NNW CEDAR CREST - 6.0 in.
 • 2 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 • 2 E SAN ANTONITO - 6.0 in.
 • 1 WSW SANTA FE - 6.0 in.
 • 5 N ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 • 5 NW ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 • 6 SW ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 • 7 NW ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 • 8 NNW ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 • 6 W ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 • 7 WNW ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 • 5 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 •  null SANTA FE - 6.0 in.
 • 7 NNW CARNUEL - 6.0 in.
 • 3 NNW SANDIA PUEBLO - 6.0 in.
 • 4 S LOS CERILLOS - 6.0 in.
 • 6 W ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 •  null LAGUNA PUEBLO - 6.0 in.
 • 5 NW ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 • 2 SW ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 • 3 SW RIO RANCHO - 6.0 in.
 • 3 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 • 1 NW CORRALES - 6.0 in.
 •  null ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 • 3 SW BERNALILLO - 6.0 in.
 • 8 WNW ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 •  null CHAMA - 6.0 in.
 • 6 NNE ALBUQUERQUE - 6.0 in.
 • 6 W LOS ALAMOS - 6.0 in.

 • 4 NW ALBUQUERQUE - 5.9 in.
 • 4 WNW ALBUQUERQUE - 5.9 in.
 • 6 NNW ALBUQUERQUE - 5.8 in.
 • 2 W DATIL - 5.7 in.
 • 4 NNW ISLETA PUEBLO - 5.7 in.
 • 1 NE POJOAQUE PUEBLO - 5.6 in.
 • 2 N CORRALES - 5.5 in.
 •  null RIO COMMUNITIES - 5.5 in.
 • 1 ENE CORRALES - 5.5 in.
 • 2 E ALBUQUERQUE - 5.5 in.
 • 1 ENE ALBUQUERQUE - 5.5 in.
 • 7 E ALBUQUERQUE - 5.5 in.
 • 3 WSW RIO RANCHO - 5.5 in.
 • 2 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 5.3 in.
 • 1 SSE BERNALILLO - 5.3 in.
 • 7 WNW CANONCITO - 5.3 in.
 • 1 E RIO RANCHO - 5.3 in.
 • 7 W ALBUQUERQUE - 5.3 in.
 • 2 ENE RIO RANCHO - 5.2 in.
 • 2 NNW EDGEWOOD - 5.2 in.
 • 1 W MCCARTYS - 5.2 in.
 • 6 SE RIO COMMUNITIES - 5.1 in.
 • 3 NE RIO RANCHO - 5.0 in.
 • 8 ENE ARROYO SECO - 5.0 in.
 • 1 NNW SOCORRO - 5.0 in.
 •  null RAMAH - 5.0 in.
 • 3 NNE ALBUQUERQUE - 5.0 in.
 • 4 SSW ALBUQUERQUE - 5.0 in.
 • 3 ENE MIERA - 5.0 in.
 • 5 E EL MORRO - 5.0 in.
 • 5 NE ALBUQUERQUE - 5.0 in.
 • 5 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 5.0 in.
 • 1 N SOCORRO - 5.0 in.
 • 4 S ALBUQUERQUE - 5.0 in.
 •  null LAS VEGAS - 5.0 in.
 •  null SAN ANTONIO - 5.0 in.
 • 2 SW RIO RANCHO - 5.0 in.
 • 5 S STANLEY - 5.0 in.

 • 5 WNW BERNALILLO - 4.9 in.
 • 1 WSW BELEN - 4.8 in.
 • 6 SSE SANTA FE - 4.7 in.
 • 3 SW RIO RANCHO - 4.5 in.
 • 3 E LOS ALAMOS - 4.5 in.
 •  null JACONITA - 4.5 in.
 • 3 WSW CARNUEL - 4.5 in.
 • 3 S ALBUQUERQUE - 4.5 in.
 • 8 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 4.5 in.
 • 3 ENE MAGDALENA - 4.5 in.
 • 3 NNE LOS CERRILLOS - 4.4 in.
 • 5 ESE BLACK LAKE - 4.2 in.
 • 5 ESE BLACK LAKE - 4.2 in.
 • 2 SW SANTA FE - 4.2 in.
 •  null SANTA FE - 4.2 in.
 • 1 NW BERNALILLO - 4.0 in.
 • 1 SSW MADRID - 4.0 in.
 • 5 SSE LLANO LARGO - 4.0 in.
 • 6 WSW BONITO LAKE - 4.0 in.
 •  null RED RIVER - 4.0 in.
 • 4 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 4.0 in.
 • 5 WSW ALBUQUERQUE - 4.0 in.
 • 15 ESE CORONA - 4.0 in.
 •  null ACOMA PUEBLO - 4.0 in.
 • 13 E GLADSTONE - 4.0 in.
 •  null GRANTS - 4.0 in.
 • 1 SE MILAN - 4.0 in.
 • 5 NW CARNUEL - 4.0 in.
 • 4 WSW ALBUQUERQUE - 4.0 in.
 • 4 W RIO RANCHO - 4.0 in.
 • 6 NW ALBUQUERQUE - 4.0 in.
 • 3 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 4.0 in.
 • 4 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 4.0 in.

 • 2 WSW HERNANDEZ - 3.9 in.
 •  null SANDIA PARK - 3.7 in.
 • 2 SSW LOS CORDOVAS - 3.7 in.
 • 5 W CARNUEL - 3.5 in.
 • 1 NW MEDANALES - 3.5 in.
 • 1 SW SANTA FE - 3.5 in.
 • 8 SSW SAN MIGUEL - 3.5 in.
 • 2 NNE ROWE - 3.5 in.
 • 1 N CANONES - 3.5 in.
 • 1 W GRANTS - 3.3 in.
 • 2 NE PLACITAS - 3.3 in.
 • 1 ESE TRUCHAS - 3.2 in.
 • 15 NNE PIETOWN - 3.0 in.
 •  null CAPITAN - 3.0 in.
 • 3 NW TRES RITOS - 3.0 in.
 • 8 NE ARROYO SECO - 3.0 in.
 • 3 NE BONITO LAKE - 3.0 in.
 • 3 WNW BERNALILLO - 3.0 in.
 • 22 WNW HAYDEN - 3.0 in.
 • 1 S SANTA FE - 3.0 in.

 • 1 ENE ALBUQUERQUE - 2.5 in.
 • 1 W CORONA - 2.5 in.
 • 1 N RUIDOSO - 2.5 in.
 • 2 SSW RUIDOSO - 2.3 in.
 • 3 SW ALBUQUERQUE - 2.2 in.
 • 5 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 2.1 in.
 • 8 S HAYDEN - 2.1 in.
 • 5 NW CANONES - 2.0 in.
 • 4 NNW TRES RITOS - 2.0 in.
 • 5 ESE ALBUQUERQUE - 2.0 in.
 • 2 SSW ARABELA - 2.0 in.
 •  null PIETOWN - 2.0 in.
 • 9 WSW CUBA - 2.0 in.
 • 1 N TAOS - 2.0 in.
 • 5 NE ALTO - 2.0 in.
 •  null ANGEL FIRE - 2.0 in.
 • 14 NW MILAN - 2.0 in.
 •  null TRES RITOS - 2.0 in.

 • 3 W LOGAN - 1.5 in.
 • 3 E ALTO - 1.5 in.
 • 5 S ALBUQUERQUE - 1.3 in.
 • 8 SE EAGLE NEST - 1.0 in.
 • 1 S SANTA FE - 1.0 in.
 • 9 ENE SHADY BROOK - 1.0 in.
 • 2 NNE CLOVIS - 1.0 in.

 • 5 S ALBUQUERQUE - 0.8 in.
 •  null SAN MATEO - 0.3 in.
 •  null CHAMA - 0.2 in.
 • 5 S ALBUQUERQUE - 0.2 in.
 • 8 NNW OMEGA - 0.1 in.
 • 1 SE CARRIZOZO - 0.1 in.
Last updated:
1146 AM 11/28/2019

2-Day Rainfall Totals.
(As Of 5 AM MST Thanksgiving Morning).


New Mexico CoCoRaHS 24-Hour Rainfall Totals.
(As Of 8 AM MST Thanksgiving Morning).










NWS Albuquerque 24-Hour Rainfall Totals.

Reported Events
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RAIN 
 • 2 SE MANZANO - 0.82 in.

 • 3 NE ABO - 0.77 in.
 • 7 SSW MAGDALENA - 0.75 in.
 • 1 ENE LUNA - 0.70 in.

 • 4 NW TUCUMCARI - 0.66 in.
 • 1 NNE CORRALES - 0.66 in.
 • 6 SE SANTA FE - 0.65 in.
 • 1 N MORIARTY - 0.65 in.
 • 3 W ALBUQUERQUE - 0.65 in.
 • 2 SSW RUIDOSO - 0.64 in.
 • 2 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.60 in.

 • 6 SSE SANTA FE - 0.59 in.
 • 1 NW CORRALES - 0.52 in.

 •  null CAPITAN - 0.46 in.
 • 1 ENE SANTA FE - 0.44 in.
 • 2 ENE RIO RANCHO - 0.44 in.
 • 3 SE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.42 in.
 • 12 NW PILAR - 0.41 in.

 • 3 WNW BERNALILLO - 0.39 in.
 • 13 E GLADSTONE - 0.35 in.
 • 2 NW ROSWELL - 0.35 in.
 • 4 SSE ALBUQUERQUE - 0.31 in.
 • 2 NNE ROSWELL - 0.30 in.
 • 5 N ROSWELL - 0.30 in.

 •  null CHAMA - 0.29 in.
 • 18 WNW ELKINS - 0.25 in.
 • 4 NNE ROSWELL - 0.23 in.
 • 3 W RIO RANCHO - 0.23 in.
 •  null RAMAH - 0.20 in.

 • 9 WSW CUBA - 0.15 in.
 • 5 SSW MESA - 0.15 in.
 • 10 NNW SEDAN - 0.10 in.
Last updated:
1146 AM 11/28/2019

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