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Colorado Springs, CO, to Rio Rancho, NM, Weather: 6/19/22
We are returning home from Colorado Springs today. This morning, the weather in Rio Rancho, NM, has been mostly cloudy, and my weather station says: The NWS in Pueblo, CO, forecasts (for Colorado Springs, CO) a partly sunny day, with … Continue reading
Posted in Practicing Concepts, Predictions, travel
Tagged #cowx, albuquerque, colorado, colorado springs, meteorology, New Mexico, nmwx, rio rancho, weather
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Rio Rancho, NM, to Colorado Springs, CO, Weather: 6/18/22
We are taking an overnight trip to Colorado Springs, CO. We will leave in a few hours. This morning, the weather in Rio Rancho, NM, has been mostly cloudy, and my weather station says: The NWS in Albuquerque, NM, forecasts … Continue reading
Posted in Practicing Concepts, Predictions, travel
Tagged #cowx, albuquerque, colorado, colorado springs, meteorology, New Mexico, nmwx, rio rancho, weather
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6/3/22 Storm Chase Day: 512 Miles
I am running way behind on my posting, work and everything else that needs to be done. Once again, we woke up under murky skies, only this time it was in Dumas, TX. We headed northwest and didn’t see blue … Continue reading
Posted in Chase Account, Chase Crew, Predictions, Severe Weather
Tagged #cowx, #stormchase, colorado, meteorology, weather
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6/3/22 Storm Chase: Slight Risk
The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has issued a Slight Risk for the High Plains today. Associated with the Slight Risk is a 2% Tornado Threat Ring over the NM/TX border. To summarize the SPC: The threat near the NM/TX border … Continue reading
5/27/22 Travel Day: 340.27 Miles
Today was a travel day. I started out by driving to the Denver International Airport from Centennial, CO, to pick up my crew. All three of them were arriving within an hour and a half of each other, so I … Continue reading
Posted in Chase Account, Chase Crew
Tagged #cowx, #meteorology, #newx, #stormchase, #weather, colorado, nebraska, north platte
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11/17/21: Rio Rancho, NM, to Denver, CO, to Baltimore, MD
Yesterday was pleasant, though I spent the whole day inside. This morning has been cold, partly cloudy and still. Today, I will catch a morning flight from Albuquerque, NM, to Denver, CO, to Baltimore, MD. The NWS in Albuquerque, NM, … Continue reading
Posted in Local WX, Practicing Concepts, Predictions, travel
Tagged #cowx, #mdwx, albuquerque, Baltimore, colorado, Denver, flight, forecast, Maryland, meteorology, New Mexico, weather
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Cortez, CO, to Rio Rancho, NM, Weather: 6/20/21
As it turns out, we went to Cortez, not to Durango. We went to Mesa Verde. On our way in, we could see some smoke, and on our way out at sunset, we could see the flames from the nearby … Continue reading
Posted in Fire Weather, Practicing Concepts, Predictions, travel
Tagged #cowx, albuquerque, Durango, Farmington, meteorology, nmwx, Red Flag Warning, rio rancho, Trail Canyon Fire, weather, Wildfire
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Rio Rancho, NM, to Durango, CO, Weather: 6/19/21
Today, we are taking a drive up to Durango, CO, and will spend the night up there. The NWS in Albuquerque, NM, forecasts (for Rio Rancho, NM) a sunny day, with a high temperature of 98 F. The winds will … Continue reading
Posted in Practicing Concepts, Predictions, travel
Tagged #cowx, albuquerque, Durango, Farmington, meteorology, nmwx, rio rancho, weather
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Storm Chase Day #10: Predictions
The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has issued an Slight Risk for a stripe of the southern high plains. Associated with this risk is a 2% Tornado Threat ring in northeastern New Mexico and southeastern Colorado. The surface map shows a … Continue reading
Posted in Possible Chase Opportunity, Practicing Concepts, Severe Weather
Tagged #cowx, #txwx, Clayton, colorado, Dumas, meteorology, New Mexico, nmwx, slight risk, storm chasing, storms, Texas, weather
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Storm Chase Day #6: Predictions
The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has issued a Slight Risk for a stripe of the High Plains. Associated with this risk is a thin, long, 2% Tornado Threat Ring. The surface map shows a moderate south and southeasterly breeze, morning … Continue reading
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