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Hurricane Polo's Rainfall #3 - Cooler With More Seasonable Fall Temps Ahead.

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September 25, 2026.  Atoka, South Of Artesia.  Selected Higher 72-Hour Rainfall Totals.  Santa Fe CoCoRaHS 5.2 S 4.55" Glenwood CoCoRaHS 8.8 NNW 4.38" Western Springs Near Elk (San Miguel Co) HADS 4.35" Caprock Raws East Of Artesia 4.28" Grady Raws N of Clovis 4.06" Santa Fe 4 ENE 3.46" T Or C CoCoRaHS 12 ESE 3.40" Espanola 4 S 3.38" 10K Sandia Mountains East of Albuquerque 3.34"  Rio Grande Below Leasburg Dam Near Radium Springs 1E HADS 3.34" Rio Rancho CoCoRaHS 3.3 ENE 3.32" Las Cruces 19.4 N 3.24" Santa Fe CoCoRaHS 10.7 S 3.10" Cosmic Raws Apache Summit Near Sunspot 2.96" Tatum CoCoRaHS 0.9 E 2.75" Cienegita Springs HADS W of Ruidoso 2.74" Alamogordo CoCoRaHS 8.8 N 2.65" Capitan CoCoRaHS 5.5 NE 2.59" Ski Apache CoCoRaHS 2.50" Near Old Ponderisa Pines Golf Course Cox Canyon SE of Cloudcroft 2.48"  Sierra Blanca Regional Airport AWOS 2.00" Maljamar PWS 2.83" Deming 11.7 N 2.67...

Widespread Heavy/Torrential Rains & Flash Flooding From Hurricane Polo's Remnant Tropical Moisture!

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September 25, 2026. Normally Dry Rio Felix Arroyo. Taken From The Bridge On US Hwy 285. Southern Chaves County - West Of Hagerman.  Blog Updated At 12:50 PM MDT Monday, Sept 28, 2026. Blog Updated At 8:00 PM MDT Monday, Sept, 28, 2026.  Another Dangerous Excessive Rainfall & Flash Flood Event Starting Today!  All Of New Mexico Is Under Flood Watches! Update: A few supercell thunderstorms will develop across southern New Mexico and the eastern half of New Mexico, as well as across parts of West Texas, Tuesday afternoon into early Wednesday morning. These thunderstorms will produce damaging severe wind gusts in excess of 60 mph and perhaps a few isolated tornadoes. As noted by the Albuquerque National Weather Service Office, trees in these areas will be more susceptible to being blown down due to the very wet soil conditions.    Today's quiet weather before round two of heavy to excessive rains and flash flooding will come to a fast end first across northwest ...

Round Two - Here Comes Hurricane Polo's Remnant Moisture - More Heavy Rains & Flash Flooding!

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September 24, 2026. Carlsbad, New Mexico.  Normally Dry Dark Canyon Arroyo. Blog Updated At 5:50 PM MDT Saturday, Sept 26, 2026. Selected Highest Storm Total Rainfall Amounts. (Tuesday, Sept 22 - Saturday, Sept 26, 2026). Clovis Municipal Airport 14.45" Clovis CoCoRaHS 1.7 NE 12.70" Clovis CoCoRaHS 2.2.3 NNE 11.28" East Pine Lodge Rd Roswell Public Report 11.00" Clovis CoCoRaHS 1.2 NW 9.59" Texico CoCoRaHS 13.6 N 9.48" Clovis CoCoRaHS 3.3 SW 9.32" Clovis CoCoRaHS 3.3 E 9.25" Clovis PWS 9.20" Clovis XL AWS 5.5 WSW 8.91" Clovis XL AWS 2.7 SSE 8.72" Cannon AFB Clovis 8.57" JT Forestry Research Center West of Mora 8.27" Clovis XL AWS 6.75" W 8.17" Elida CoCoRaHS 5.7 W 8.10" Artesia 13th St & Ray St 8.00" N Elida NMCC 7.96" Elida W of the Community 7.90" Public Report Hope 7.80" Artesia N of town Public Report 7.60" Lincoln CoCoRaHS 1.4 ESE 7.35" Cloudcroft - Waterfall ...

Storm Summary 9-24-2026 - Threat For Heavy Rain & Flash Flooding Contineus!

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September 23, 2026. Flash Flooding On The Rio Penasco. Between Runyan Ranches & Elk In SW Chaves Co. Selected Reported Higher 48-Hour Rainfall Totals. (As Of 10 AM MDT Thursday, September 24, 2026). JTH Forestry Research Center NMCC 6.79" Mora 1 WNW 5.50" Capulin Canyon HADS Near Ledoux 5.39" House 0.1 S 5.37" Weed at least 5.00" Upper Canyon in Ruidoso 4.50" Near Ponderosa Pines on Hwy 130 SE of Cloudcroft 4.22" High Rolls Haynes Canyon 4.00" Ledoux 2 SW 3.98" Bell Canyon PWS NW of Mayhill 3.88" Roswell CoCoRaHS 40.5 NE 3.83" Lower Hays Canyon Near Sacramento 3.81" Logan 1.5 W 3.70" Clayton 14.6 SSW 3.67" Lake Arthur PWS 3.63" Cloudcroft CoCoRaHS 4.0 E 3.57" Lincoln 1.4 ESE 3.53" Monjeau PK ABV Little CK near Alto 3.52" Moriarty 1 SW 3.50"  Waterfalls SE of Cloudcroft on Hwy 130 3.50" Fort Sumner 8.9 NNW 3.44" Elk NWS Climate COOP Station 3.37" Upper Gavlin HADS SW of Alto...

Widespread Soaking Rainfall & T-Storms - With An Increasing Flash Flood Threat!

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September 19, 2026. Sunset - Artesia, New Mexico.  A Backdoor Cold Front Arrives Tonight. The fall season's first southward and westward-moving cold front was slowly making its way down the eastern plains this afternoon. At 3 PM, it was 73 in Raton and Clayton and 77 at the Cannon AFB near Clovis behind the front. Further south, ahead of it, Carlsbad was 97.  Cooler air combined with an increase in cloud cover and rainfall will finally knock our temperatures down to below normal this week starting on Tuesday. Highs across the southeastern plains are forecast to range from the mid to upper 80s on Tuesday, and the upper 70's to the low 80's Wednesday through Friday. Depending upon how extensive the cloud cover and rainfall is we may even end up a tad cooler than this.  The cold front will push west of the Guadalupe, Sacramento, and Capitan mountains on Tuesday. Highs tomorrow in the mountains will range from near 60 in the Cloudcroft and nearby higher areas to the low 70'...

Gradually Cooling Down & Scattered To Numerous Showers/T-Storms.

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September 6, 2026. Sierra Blanca Peak - Ruidoso, New Mexico. Selected Highest September Rainfall Totals. (Sept 1st - Sept 17th). Forest Service Rd 120 HADS - N of Ruidoso Downs 4.83" Pierce Canyon PWS -   S of Cloudcroft  4.81" Quemado CoCoRaHS 15.2 SW 4.33" Tatum CoCoRaHS 0.9 E 4.00" Cloudcroft CoCoRaHS 0.4 ESE 4.00" Lordsburg CoCoRaHS 8.3 NW 3.96" Cloudcroft CoCoRaHS 1.8 SW 3.64" Nogal CoCoRaHS 4.6 SSE 3.59" Smokey Bear Raws - Ruidoso 2.89" Weed PWS 2.82" Mescal Raws - Mescalero 2.76" Silver City NWS Climate COOP Station 2.73" Ski Apache CoCoRaHS 2.66" Cloudcroft CoCoRaHS 4.0 E 2.65" El Paso COCORaHS 4.4 SW 2.63" Jal Country Club NMCC 2.50" Cloudcroft NWS Climate COOP Station 2.38" Ruidoso NWS Climate COOP Station 2.25" Gallup CoCoRaHS 1.5 NE 2.24" Hobbs XL AWS 12.5 W 2.38" Cila Norte HADS - SE El Paso 2.13" Ruidoso CoCoRaHS 3.2 SW 2.02"  Carrizozo NMCC 2.00" Queen Raws ...

Finally, The Much-Anticipated Pattern Change With Rain & Cooler Temps Arrives Next Week.

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September 4, 2026. Artesia, New Mexico  Jaycee Park Dust Devil.  Record High Temps Broken Friday, Sept 11, 2026. Eight Mile Draw Raws 105 -  No Previous record available. Carlsbad Cavern City Municipal Airport ASOS 104 - Previous 100 in 2000.  Roswell Industrial Air Center Airport ASOS 102 - Previous 101 in 2000. Artesia AG SEBS NMCC 103 - Previous Artesia SEBS 102 in 1915. Seven Rivers/Lakewood NMCC 103 - No Previous record available. Padacu Raws 103 - WIPP NWS Climate COOP Station 100 in 2023.  Malaga NMCC 103 -  No Previous record available. Loving NMCC 102 -  No Previous record available. Artesia Municipal Airport AWOS 102 - Previous 95 in 2021. Dexter NMCC 101 -  No Previous record available. Lovington Golf Course NMCC 101 -  No Previous record available. Holloman AFB ASOS 100 -  No Previous record available. Bat Draw Raws 100 - Previous Carlsbad Caverns NWS COOP Station 96 in 2000.  Hobbs Regional Airport AWOS 100 - Previous 1...

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