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- St Hwy 137 Supercell Oct 2, 2023
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- Hope Supercell June 3, 2022
- US Hwy 62/180/St Hwy 176 June 2, 2022
- Cottonwood Supercell May 24, 2022
- Lovington-Wellman, Tx May 1, 2022
- Lincoln Co Wall Cloud May 30, 2021 #4
- Hagerman Gustnado May 30, 2021 #3
- Chaves Co Supercell May 30, 2021 #2
- Jackson Rd Funnel Clouds May 30, 2021 #1
- Lakewood Supercell May 22, 2021.
- Eddy/Lea Co's May 4, 2019
- Carlsbad/Otis Supercell May 22, 2018
- Whites City Supercell/Hail Sept 23rd, 2017
- Artesia Mothership Sept 17, 2016
- Dunken/Hope Tornadoes Sept 15, 2016
- Hope - Carlsbad 5-29-2016
- US Hwy 285 Grapefruit Hail June 8, 2014 #2
- South Artesia Grapefruit Hail June 8, 2014 #1
- Chaves Co Supercell June 7, 2014
- Seven Rivers Wall Cloud May 23, 2014 #2
- Carlsbad Lime Hail May 23, 2014 #1
- Artesia-Carlsbad May 26, 2013
- Artesia May 23-24, 2013
- Tank Battery Lightning Strike Fire June 15, 2012
- SE NM Supercells June 13th, 2012
- Artesia Shelf Cloud May 14, 2012
- My Thoughts May 10, 2012
- Eddy Co Supercells May 7th, 2012
- Seven Rivers April 11, 2012
- Eddy/Lea Co's April 11, 2012
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- Storm Summary 5-5-2025
- 7-Rivers/Lakewood Hail 11-2-2024
- Carlsbad Wet Microburst 7-4-2022
- Carlsbad Wet Microburst 6-26-2022
- Severe T-Storm 10 S Artesia 6-1-2019
- NM Severe T-Storms 6-3-2018
- Carlsbad's Hail Storm 5-22-2018
- Supercell T-Storm #2 9-23-2017
- Supercell T-Storm #1 9-23-2017
- Carlsbad Hail 5-22-2017
- Artesia Supercell 9-17-2016
- Cottonwood-Lake Arthur 10-21-2015
- Carlsbad Wet Microburst 6-20-2015
- Red Hills Lightning 8-9-2015
- SE NM Severe Weather 3-31-2015
- Pecos Valley 7-20-2014
- Artesia's Hail Storm 6-9-2014
- Carlsbad Supercell 5-24-2014
- Carlsbad Severe T-Storm 6-20-2013
- Nogal Hail 6-23-2012
- Dora Supercell 6-12-2012
- Artesia Shelf Cloud 5-17-2012
- Artesia Supercell #2 5-13-2012
- Artesia Supercell #1 5-13-2012
- Eddy Co Supercell 5-07-2012
- Supercells In SE NM 5-3-2012
- Artesia Supercell #1 5-13-2012
- Supercells In SE NM 5-3-2012
Local Tornadoes
- Carlsbad Landspout Tornadoes 5-29-2025
- Artesia Landspout 1-4-2024
- Carlsbad Funnel Cloud - 6-5-2019
- Hope Tornado 6-4-2019
- Dexter Tornado 3-12-2019
- Malaga Tornado 3-12-2019
- Picacho Tornadoes 5-23-2018
- Hope Tornadoes 9-16-2016
- Pinon Tornado 9-15-2016
- Ruidoso Landspout 5-26-2015
- Roswell Funnel 5-5-2015
- Carlsbad Landspout 6-29-2013
- Tornadoes In SE NM #2 4-6-2012
- Tornadoes In SE NM #1 4-3-2012
- Roswell Funnel 11-13-2010
- Artesia Landspout 7-15-2010
- Roswell Tornado #2 10-21-2010
- Roswell Tornado #1 10-21-2010
- Artesia Landspout 7-15-2010
- Carlsbad Tornado 5-31-1991
- SE NM Tornado Videos
- Could It Happen Here?
- Limited Tornado History In SE NM 1950-2011.
Local Flash Floods
- Eagle Draw Flash Flooding 9-13-25
- Roswell Flash Flooding 6-22-2025
- Eddy Co Flash Flooding 9-19-2014
- Roswell Catastrophic Flash Flooding 10-19-2024
- Ruidoso Flash Flooding 7-16-2024
- SW Chaves & Eddy Counties 8-31-2024
- Ruidoso Flash Flooding 7-2-2024
- St Hwy 13 Flash Flooding 5-11-2024
- TS Harold Rainfall Summary 8-24-2023
- SE NM Flooding Summary 8-28-2022
- Torrential Rainfall SE NM 8-24-2022
- Roswell 4" Rainfall 6-26-2022
- Dark Canyon During/After 7-6-2021
- Dark Canyon 6-29-2021
- Bonito Lake 8-5-2020
- Historic Rainfall March 4-5, 2020
- SE NM Rain (2"-9") 10-6-2019
- Cloudcroft Rain (3"-7") 8-9-19
- Rio Penasco 10-5-2017
- Record Rainfall Sept 2014
- Flash Flooding 9-25-2014
- Flash Flooding 9-23-2014
- Flash Flooding 9-21-2014
- Rio Penasco 9-15/18-2013
- Flash Flooding 9-14-2013
- Flash Flooding 9-13-2013
- Flash Flooding 9-12-18-2013
- Flash Flooding 9-12-2013
- Dark Canyon 8-10-2012
- Ruidoso 7-26-28-2008
- Flash Flooding 8-27-2005
- Flash Flooding 8-27-2005
Local Winter Storms
- April Snow 4-4/5-2025
- Black Friday Winter Storm 11-27-2022
- Feb 2021 Polar Outbreak #2
- Feb 2021 Polar Outbreak #1
- W TX Snow Dec 30 - Jan 1, 2021
- Historic Oct 2020 NM Snowstorm
- Feb 4-6, 2020 Snowfall Totals
- Cloudcroft & Ruidoso Seasonal Snowfall
- Record Cold & Snow Oct 2019.
- 3-Day Storm Dec 26-29 2018
- Severe T-Storms 1-15-2017
- Blizzard 1-1-2016
- Blizzard 12-30-2015
- Blizzard 12-28-2015
- Blizzard 12-27-2015
- White Christmas #2 2011
- White Christmas #1 2011
- Snow Before Halloween 10-27-2011
- Christmas Snowstorm 1997
- Feb 4,5 1988 Snowstorm
- April 4-9, 1983 Snowstorm
- Heavy Snow Nov 13th-15th, 1961
- Carlsbad Snowfall Records
- Yes It Has Snowed In May Before
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- Yes It Has Snowed In May Before
High Winds & Dust Storms
- Artesia Dust Storm Brownouts 3-18-2025
- Peak Winds/Dust Storms March 14-15, 2025
- Peak Wind Gusts March 3, 2025
- High Winds SE NM - Feb 26, 2023.
- Peak Wind Gust Summary - 2-22-2023.
- Carlsbad Airport 78 MPH 2-14-2023
- Nogal 94 MPH Gust 12-29-2022
- High Winds & Tatum Fire March 29, 2022
- Artesia Blowing Dust - 4-12-2022
- High Winds/Dust Storm 4-10-2019
- Cloudcroft 107 MPH 3-13-2019
- Artesia Dust Storm 2-28-2012
- Widespread Haboob 6-05-2013
- Carlsbad-Hobbs Haboob - Oct 17, 2011
- Guadalupe Pass 128 MPH Gust Jan 17, 1996 - Wind Farm Gust of 164 MPH
Local Wild Fires
- Ruidoso, NM Forest Fires - June 24, 2024
- Ruidoso NM Forest Fires - June 21, 2024
- DEW's Cause Of Ruidoso Fires 7-16-2024
- Ruidoso, NM Forest Fires - June 19, 2024
- Pine Lodge Fire 6-27-2019
- Cloudcroft 107 MPH Gust 3-13-2019
- Widespread Haboob 6-05-2013
- Little Bear Fire #3 7-02-2012
- Little Bear Fire #2 6-11-2012
- Little Bear Fire #1 6-10-2012
- Artesia Dust Storm 2-28-2012
- White Fire #2 4-11-2011
- White Fire #1 4-11-2011
- Haboob - Oct 17, 2011
New Mexico Extremes
- 2024 Ruidoso Burn Scar Story Map
- NM State Fair Wx History
- Lea Co 130 MPH Gust May 31, 2023. #2
- Lea Co 130 MPH Gust May 31, 2023 #1
- Ruidoso High Wind Event 12-28-2022
- Bomb Cyclone March 12-13, 2019
- Eagle Nest Tornado - 8-9-2018
- Feb 2011 Cold NWS El Paso
- High Winds - Dec 8, 2009
- The Decade's Top Weather Events
- 1941 NM Extreme Rainfall
- 1941 - Wettest Year On Record
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- Flooding In New Mexico
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