June 2019 Weather Summary

June 2019 produced mostly below normal precipitation and temperatures. The biggest weather story for June in New Mexico was the storm on the 16th to 18th. Widespread rain, heavy downpours, large hail and high winds all impacted New Mexico.

Statewide Precipitation and Temperatures

Statewide Precipitation - Actual	Statewide Temperatures - Actual


Statewide Precipitation - Percent Of Normal	Statewide Temperatures - Departure From Normal

Climate Cities Temperatures and Precipitation

Albuquerque

There was 0.07 inches of precipitation measured at the Sunport in June 2019, compared to the normal of 0.66 inches, or 0.59 inches below normal.

The average temperature for Albuquerque in June 2019 was 73.8°, which was 1.1 degrees below the normal of 74.9°.

The average maximum temperature for the month was 87.9°. This was 0.4 degrees below the normal average maximum temperature of 88.3°.

The average minimum temperature for the month was 59.7°. This was 1.9 degrees below the normal average minimum temperature of 61.6 degrees.

Clayton

There was 1.52 inches of precipitation measured at Clayton in June 2019, or 0.61 inches below the average of 2.13 inches.

The average temperature for Clayton in June 2019 was 69.6°, which was 0.8 degree below the normal of 70.4°.

The average maximum temperature for the month was 84.7°. This was 0.1 degrees above the normal average maximum temperature of 84.6 degrees.

The average minimum temperature for the month was 54.5°. This was 1.6 degrees below the normal average minimum temperature of 56.1°.

Roswell

There was 1.15 inches of precipitation reported at Roswell during June 2019, which is 0.58 inches below the normal of 1.73 inches.

The average temperature in Roswell for June 2019 was 79.3°, which was 1.1 degrees above the normal of 78.2 degrees.

The average maximum temperature for the month was 94.4°. This was 1.2 degrees above the average maximum temperature of 93.2 degrees.

The average minimum temperature for the month was 64.1°. This was 0.9 degrees above the normal average minimum temperature of 63.2°.

Severe Weather

Storm reports are considered preliminary until a final review is certified in the NWS Storm Data publication.
Certified data is available three to four months post-event at: https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/stormevents/