Heavy Snow from the Midwest into the Great Lakes; Locally Heavy Rain in the Western Gulf Coast

A significant winter storm will produce a broad area of moderate to heavy snow from the Midwest through the western Great Lakes. Significant snow accumulations of 6-12 inches, and locally more than 1 foot, and gusty wind may cause hazardous travel conditions. Thunderstorms, some severe, and showers may produce locally heavy rain and isolated flash flooding along the western Gulf Coast. Read More >

Temperature extremes in Santa Teresa, New Mexico for December

Date	Maximum	Low Max	High Min	Minimum
1	74/2012	42/2009	49/2007	15/2006
2	75/2022#	47/2020	43/1998	20/2006
3	73/2005	42/2009	42/2008	23/2006
4	70/2013	39/2009	48/2013	18/2006
5	71/2007	40/2011	42/2019	18/1997
6	73/2012	32/2011	42/2007	11/2011
7	72/2023	40/2011	49/2007	14/2011
8	72/2023	41/2005	43/2007	15/2005
9	68/2015	48/1997	38/2007	19/2005
10	74/2015	45/1997	43/2007	18/2005
11	73/2015	38/1997	42/2015	19/2012
12	69/2016	42/1997	40/2016	16/1997
13	70/2016	46/2001	45/2005	16/1997
14	72/2016	49/2004	42/2008	16/2001
15	73/2016	45/2007	43/2019	20/2007
16	75/2016	46/2003	41/2016	17/1999
17	69/2002	44/2019	44/2008	18/2003
18	67/2008	47/2002	40/2018*	17/2019
19	70/2013	46/2011	37/2010	17/2000
20	69/2010	45/2006	37/2010	16/2012
21	71/2010	45/2013	41/2016	23/2012
22	68/2018	44/1998	43/2016	20/2006
23	71/2005	34/2004	43/2015	17/2007
24	68/2018	33/2004	40/2016	16/2004
25	67/2015	39/1997	37/2015	16/2011
26	70/2005	37/1997	39/1999	16/2007
27	70/2006	35/2195	39/2019	16/2009
28	71/2020	36/2015	35/2016	12/2015
29	70/1998	33/2018	39/2004	12/2003
30	73/2024	39/2018	44/2004	15/2003
31	71/2011	33/2010	39/1999	15/2020

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Heavy Snow from the Midwest into the Great Lakes; Locally Heavy Rain in the Western Gulf Coast

Santa Teresa records for December