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Last Map Update: Mon, Jun. 17, 2019 at 1:46:05 am MDT


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SKYWARN White Rock

Strong to severe storms will be capable of large hail and strong winds during the afternoon through early evening on Monday and Tuesday across northeast and east central New Mexico. Be prepared to receive warnings and take appropriate action.

High temperatures on Monday will be below normal, except for across southeast NM where highs will be at or slightly above normal.

Storms will favor the northern mountains and northeast highlands Monday afternoon and evening. A few strong to severe storms are possible across northeast and east central portions of the state.

A warming trend is expected through the mid-week period. In fact, parts of eastern New Mexico will experience the warmest day of the year on Thursday, including 100+ degrees at Tucumcari and Roswell. Heat safety will be a concern during this time.

Dewpoint temperature is one of the many parameters used to monitor moisture surges of the North American Monsoon across the Southwest U.S.

Are you fascinated by weather? If so, come join us in White Rock on June 29th for a free SKYWARN Spotter Training Class! NWS meteorologists will teach you the basics of severe local storms including thunderstorms, flash floods, downburst winds, tornadoes, and more. Most importantly, you will learn how to stay safe and prepared.