Tropical moisture continues to flow across portions of the Great Basin, desert Southwest and California. Isolated instances of flash flooding remains possible. Meanwhile, a storm and associated frontal boundary will focus showers and thunderstorms for the center of the nation. For New England, dry and breezy conditions could enhance favorable fire weather conditions. Read More >
2020 Weather Highlights | The Year in Pictures | Top 5 Weather Stories | Hydrology & Drought Status | Fire Weather | Records & Extremes | Monthly Review | Severe Weather |
New Mexico in 2020: Again, Warmer And Drier Than Normal! |
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New Mexico and Climate Cities at a Glance: 2020: Temperature & Precipitation Data For New Mexico, Albuquerque, Clayton and Roswell
(Departure from normal based on a 30-year normal from 1981 to 2010; Rankings based on the Period Of Record (POR) but only years with no missing data were included)
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This year's annual weather and climate review for 2020 is organized into topics which are accessed by the tabs across the top of each page. Other annual summary topics include a video of the year in pictures, the top 5 weather stories of 2020, a summary of the drought status and hydrology program, a recap of the fire weather program, a list of all the records and extremes in Albuquerque, Clayton and Roswell in 2020, a month-to-month recap of the significant weather events across New Mexico, and a review of our 2020 severe weather. |