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Central New Mexico Weather: 6/25/20
Yesterday was warm and humid. We had an afternoon thunderstorm roll through Rio Rancho, dropping 0.02 inches of rain and producing gusty winds. Unfortunately, my weather station had stopped responding, and I didn’t catch that it needed a reboot until … Continue reading
Posted in Local WX, Practicing Concepts, Predictions, Radar Imagery, Satellite Imagery
Tagged #newmexicotrue, #nmtrue, albuquerque, Belen, magdalena, meteorology, Mountainair, New Mexico, nmwx, rio rancho, smoke, Socorro, weather
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Central New Mexico Weather: 6/24/20
Yesterday, I went after the storm that passed near my house. We received no rain or hail, though 0.75″ hail was reported in Albuquerque. This morning, the weather has been mostly sunny, mild, humid and still. From the NWS in … Continue reading
Central New Mexico Weather: 5/30/20
Yesterday was sunny, warm and pleasant. I went for a run, then did a little work in the yard and shed in the evening. A few showers and thunderstorms formed, including some along an outflow boundary: …though none passed through … Continue reading
Posted in Local WX, Practicing Concepts, Predictions, Radar Imagery, Satellite Imagery
Tagged #newmexicotrue, #nmtrue, albuquerque, Belen, magdalena, meteorology, New Mexico, nmwx, outflow boundary, rio rancho, Socorro, weather
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Central New Mexico Weather: 5/12/20
Yesterday was cloudy and rainy. We only had 0.03″ of rain, but we did have a brief thunderstorm pass through: This morning, the weather has been cool, mostly sunny and still. It dropped into the mid to low 40s F … Continue reading
Central New Mexico Weather: 7/17/19
Today was hot and humid, until the afternoon thunderstorms rolled through. We had some strong winds and heavy rain. From the NWS in Albuquerque, NM: High pressure will remain in the southwestern part of the state, and increased westerlies will … Continue reading
Posted in Local WX, Practicing Concepts, Predictions, Radar Imagery
Tagged #newmexicotrue, #nmtrue, albuquerque, Belen, Los Lunas, magdalena, meteorology, monsoon season, New Mexico, nmwx, rio rancho, Socorro, weather
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5/26/19: Storm Chase Follow-Up
With our limited geographic area to chase, any storms we chased would have to be in western Kansas or Eastern Colorado. At first, we headed to the KS/CO border, targeting Lamar. In Lamar, we got impatient, as storms were already … Continue reading
Posted in Chase Account, Follow Up, Photography, Practicing Concepts, Radar Imagery, Severe Weather
Tagged #cowx, colorado, Lamar, meteorology, photography, shelf cloud, storm, storm chase, wall cloud, weather
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5/23/19: Storm Chase Follow-Up
We knew this day would be a fight to get out of the sludge and low Lifted Condensation Level (LCL) values, as the entire sky was murky. I’ve spent far too many foggy, drizzly mornings in Woodward, OK. We left … Continue reading
Posted in Chase Account, Follow Up, Photography, Practicing Concepts, Radar Imagery, Severe Weather
Tagged #kswx, cold core, hays, Kansas, meteorology, storm, storm chase, weather
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HPT Storm Chase: Day #2 Follow-Up
We made the best of yesterday’s chase conditions. We had a Marginal Risk and virtually no tornado threat. We headed northwest into Pecos, TX, and ran through some heavy rain. North of Kermit, TX, we saw a nice shelf cloud: … Continue reading
Posted in Chase Account, Follow Up, Photography, Photography, Radar Imagery, Severe Weather
Tagged #txwx, Fort Stockton, High Plains Tours, HPT, Kermit, Lubbock, photography, shelf cloud, storm, storm chase, Texas
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HPT Storm Chase: Day #1 Follow-Up
Yesterday was a good chase day for us, and I wasn’t expecting it. I started out the day by driving from Rio Rancho to Socorro to pick up my chase partner for this week. In the morning, we had mostly … Continue reading
Posted in Chase Account, Follow Up, Photography, Photography, Radar Imagery, Severe Weather
Tagged #txwx, Fort Stockton, High Plains Tours, HPT, photography, storm, storm chase, Texas
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Magdalena Storm Chase: Day #7 Follow-Up
Yesterday was supposed to be a long drive back, but there ended up being a Moderate Risk for severe storms between us and home. That might sound like a good thing to have along our trip home, but it wasn’t. … Continue reading
Posted in Chase Account, Follow Up, Photography, Photography, Radar Imagery, Severe Weather
Tagged #txwx, Lubbock, Magdalena Storm Chase, photography, slight risk, storm chase, storms, TBSS, Texas, Three Body Scatter Spike
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