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August 27, 2024. Looking North From St Hwy 368 Capitan Mountains - North Of Hondo, NM. Smoke Analysis At 4 PM MDT Thursday. Smoke From Forest Fires To Our West. Smoke from forest fires in Arizona and southern California is being pulled east and northeast into New Mexico this afternoon. Hazy skies will make for a beautiful sunset and sunrise tonight and Friday morning in parts of the area. Not so good though for those with allergies and breathing problems. Water Vapor Satellite Image . Valid At 3:06 PM MDT Thursday, September 12, 2024.
August 29, 2024. Northwest Of Artesia, NM. High Based Dissipating Thunderstorm. Blog updated at 3:23 PM MDT Sunday, Sept 8, 2024. Water Vapor Satellite Image . (At 11:46 AM MDT Sunday, Sept 8, 2024).
August 31, 2024. Carlsbad, New Mexico. Normally Dry Dark Canyon Arroyo. My Substack Channel link has a better resolution of this video. Eddy & Chaves County Flash Flooding - August 31, 2024.
Weekly Climate and Energy News Roundup #682
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Quote of the Week: “…science as a method of finding things out. This method
is based on the principle that observation is the judge of whether
something is...
Parties and Piste
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I see that snow has recently returned to the Wasatch. Hopefully you are
getting some freshies in for me.
Here in Tyrol, a monster block remains in firm ...
Scattered Showers/Storms Today
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An active spring weather pattern greets us this week. Showers and
thunderstorms will continue today but will not be severe. A low chance of
severe storms i...
My Updated Friday night forecast — March 6th, 2026
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Roger Hill’s forecast 3:00 PM FRIDAY 3-6-26 Winter Weather Advisory
Washington Orange Counties north tonight… TONIGHT: Cloudy. Periods of light
rain & pock...
Chances For Showers By End Of Week
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*Pink clouds over the Catalinas at about a quarter to 7 am MST this
morning.*
*The 06 GEFS plumes are shown here for the coming week. Plumes for QPF
(...
Statewide Cold
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The widespread cold of the last week in Alaska has been really exceptional
for this late in the winter. Only a quick glance at UAF's statewide
temperatu...
Annual March 1 post
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It's that time of year again! We've made it through another long winter to
the date storm chasers around the world celebrate: the start of
meteorological s...
Analyzing The Western Water Crisis
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I just released a new video which delves into a detailed analysis of the
water situation in the west. This is a must watch for anyone who wants to
understa...
Back to Late Summer
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Not posting regularly has me finding photos of some projects or outings
that I forgot to share. With a brief, mild winter ending down here, let’s
take a wa...
Tornadoes of St. Louis, Missouri
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Over its history, the St. Louis area has been a tornado hotbed, with
numerous funnels making their presence known. Dating back as far as the
early 1870s to...
How Baseball Has Changed - Part II of II
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Have the changes in baseball over the last 10-15 years created more offense?
Players are more productive if they swing at the first pitch. After a drop
o...
My Precipitation Totals - 2.1 NNW Downtown Carlsbad
My Snowfall Totals - 2.1 NNW Downtown Carlsbad, NM
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