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Critical fire weather conditions, severe thunderstorms capable of producing severe wind gusts, large hail, strong tornadoes and heavy rainfall remain on tap for the central U.S. this evening. Flash flooding is also possible for portions of the Plains and Mississippi Valley. Very large hail up to 3 inches in diameter will be possible this evening across western Kansas. Read More >

       Temperature, Degree Days and Precipitation
 Normals in Santa Teresa, New Mexico for MARCH

 

Date Maximum Minimum Average HDD CDD Precip
1 66 36 51 14 0 0.01
2 66 36 51 14 0 0.01
3 67 36 52 13 0  0.01
4 67 36 52 13 0  0.01
5 67 37 52 13 0  0.01
6 68 37 53 12 0  0.01
7 68 37 53 12 0  0.01
8 68 38 53 12 0  0.01
9 69 38 54 11 0  0.01
10 69 38 54 11 0  0.01
11 69 39 54 11 0  0.01
12 70 39 55 10 0  0.01
13 70 39 55 10 0  0.01
14 70 39 55 10 0  0.01
15 70 39 55 10 0  0.01
16 71 39 55 10 0  0.01
17 71 40 56 9 0  0.01
18 72 40 56 9 0  0.00
19 72 40 56 9 0  0.00
20 72 41 57 8 0  0.00
21 72 41 57 8 0  0.00
22 72 41 57 8 0  0.00
23 72 41 57 8 0  0.00
24 73 41 57 8 0  0.00
25 73 41 57 8 0  0.00
26 74 42 58 7 0 0.00
27 74 42 58 7 0  0.01
28 74 42 58 7 0  0.01
29 75 42 59 6 0  0.01
30 75 43 59 6 0  0.01
31 75 43 59 6 0  0.01
MON 70.4 39.2 54.8 309 3 0.16

                               
Normals are based on temperature and precipitation data taken from the Santa Teresa, NM
             National Weather Service COOP weather station from 1997-2010.
             Heating and cooling degree days have a base temperature of 65°F.