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May 4, 2025. Lakewood Thunderstorm. Scattered Severe T-Storms Becoming Widespread & Numerous! This will likely be one of those wild, severe weather days that we usually would see late this month or in June. Scattered thunderstorms are forecast to develop this afternoon and quickly become severe. Stay weather aware and alert today into tonight. Have a plan to move to a place of safety if severe weather threatens your location. Have multiple ways to receive severe weather alerts.  The Google Play Store App: Red Cross Emergency App/Emergency Severe Weather is what I use on my phone. It works on Android phones and iPhones.  Late this afternoon and evening, scattered to numerous severe thunderstorms should become more widespread across southeastern New Mexico and across West Texas. Most of Lea County and the very eastern sections of Eddy County are included in the SPC Enhanced Risk area. The eastern half of Eddy, Chaves, and Roosevelt Counties is included in the Slight Risk are...

April 6, 2025. Sunset Peak On The Left. Capitan Peak On The Right. Looking Southwest From Northeast Of Roswell On St Hwy 246.  Here Comes The Rain & Snow. A southward-moving cold front has moved through most of New Mexico this morning with a cooler airmass in its wake. Low clouds have overspread the eastern one-half of the state in the moist low-level upslope flow behind the cold front.  Today's high temps behind the front will be some 10 to 20 degrees cooler than those of yesterday. High temperatures across the state will be some 5 to 15 degrees below normal early next week.  A complicated upper air pattern is developing with a strong and unseasonably cold closed mid-upper level low forecast by the European model to dive out of the Pacific Northwest into southern California by Sunday morning. It is then forecast to slowly wobble around Arizona Sunday into next Monday night. Then centered over the Four Corners area by early Tuesday morning. The low finally opens up an...