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T-Storms & Rainfall Totals Wednesday 7-25-2012.

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Blog updated at 8:58 AM MDT. T-Storms formed fairly quickly late yesterday afternoon east  and southeast  of Carlsbad. They eventually very slowly  moved off to the southeast. The long blue line is caused when the radar beam interacts with the setting sun. Radar  estimates indicate the heaviest rains fell east and southeast of Carlsbad yesterday evening. Scattered T-Storms formed over the Sacramento Mtn's yesterday and persisted well into the night. Some produced locally heavy rainfall. The heaviest totals estimated by the  El Paso and Holloman AFB Doppler radars fell between  Sacramento and Timberon. Radar estimated around 2" of rain fell in 24-hours. Maps Are Courtesy Of The NWS Mesonet Observations. CoCoRaHS 24-Hour Rainfall Totals In Otero County. Most of the heavier rainfall totals apparently missed the  reporting networks of rain buckets. The Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction!  My Web Page Is Best Viewed With Google Chrome.

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