Snow-capped Baldy may bode well for season

"Freezes in Santa Fe, when temperatures drop below 32 degrees Fahrenheit,"

What would we do without such educational facts in our morning reads?

Santa fe did not have a severe drought this summer. It actually rained quite a bit. Just another "the sky is falling!" tactic. Puleezz, we live in a semi-arid state. Rain is great, Snow is great, wind sucks!

GSmith wrote:

Santa fe did not have a severe drought this summer. It actually rained quite a bit. Just another "the sky is falling!" tactic. Puleezz, we live in a semi-arid state. Rain is great, Snow is great, wind sucks!

...where were you? It hardly rained at all this summer. The real rains just recently started.

More Gorebal warming obviously.

"Freezes in Santa Fe, when temperatures drop below 32 degrees Fahrenheit,..."
And we call ourselves The City Different?

And wrote:

<quoted text>...where were you? It hardly rained at all this summer. The real rains just recently started.

So we hear from just one more transplant who does not know our normal weather paterns..........

TruettCollins wrote:

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So we hear from just one more transplant who does not know our normal weather paterns..........

an attitude transplant for you? Same dumb off-topic post over and over again. Transplants, city folk, yadda yadda...

How about wrote:

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an attitude transplant for you? Same dumb off-topic post over and over again. Transplants, city folk, yadda yadda...

How about you grow up and register so that we can know who you are instead of playing the coward with your post.....any one who was not a transplant would know that we have received a good amount of rain for this area this year.

Late Summer and Fall in Northern New Mexico is a gift from above. The green chile, the warm days and cool nights...I wouldn't be anywhere else!

TruettCollins wrote:

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So we hear from just one more transplant who does not know our normal weather paterns..........

Lived here all my life, dum sh it.

TruettCollins wrote:

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So we hear from just one more transplant who does not know our normal weather paterns..........

...our normal weather patterns? Our "normal", weather patterns are a monsoon season that runs from the end of June into August, which we didn't have this summer, and much more snow than we had last winter. A transplant is someone who thinks that 10 drops of rain here in the "desert", will get us out of a drought. Get out of your recliner and get out more, Truetty.

This has been a wetter than normal year in Espanola. Not so much rain as moisture in the air. The sunlight has not been as strong because of that. Seemed like the plants were in suspended animation in the beginning of summer. Have had relatively few days with no chance of rain predicted. Doesn't rain much here, but sure has in surrounding areas.

There will be a early and heavy snow this year. Might not get so cold, but we will get snow.

Geeze wrote:

<quoted text>...our normal weather patterns? Our "normal", weather patterns are a monsoon season that runs from the end of June into August, which we didn't have this summer, and much more snow than we had last winter. A transplant is someone who thinks that 10 drops of rain here in the "desert", will get us out of a drought. Get out of your recliner and get out more, Truetty.

I may be incorrect but wasn't last winter one with record snowfall numbers?

Geeze wrote:

<quoted text>...our normal weather patterns? Our "normal", weather patterns are a monsoon season that runs from the end of June into August, which we didn't have this summer, and much more snow than we had last winter. A transplant is someone who thinks that 10 drops of rain here in the "desert", will get us out of a drought. Get out of your recliner and get out more, Truetty.

You are focusing on three months out of 12...you do know don't you that there are 9 other months in the year....and if you knew it or not NM is a lot bigger than just ALBQ......

Not buying it wrote:

More Gorebal warming obviously.

listening to the rush limbaugh school of science will keep you on your me first wrongway trip.

TruettCollins wrote:

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How about you grow up and register so that we can know who you are instead of playing the coward with your post.....any one who was not a transplant would know that we have received a good amount of rain for this area this year.

register smegister.
Transparant? NOBODY is transparent on the internet. Do you think that because you type a name that all will believe it is YOUR name? And if it is, what is the big deal? being exposed does not make your statements any more valuable or valid.
Ones thoughts and expressions are what weeds out the dim and dull.
duhh
AND, FYI there is nothing wrong with "transplants" as you call people who move here from elsewhere. Otherwise you would be more inbred than you are already.
P.S. I'm a local/native transplant 5 generations ago, NOT "Spanish" which usually means,(I'm a liar, or dumb,my family are really from Mexico) Or a displaced by proud and pompous invaders Native American.

TruettCollins wrote:

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How about you grow up and register so that we can know who you are instead of playing the coward with your post.....any one who was not a transplant would know that we have received a good amount of rain for this area this year.

WTF !the weather is all messed up all over the planet.
Nothing is the same as it was even 10 years ago.
If you want to argue about weather patters in NM and spice it up with a bullchit "native" flair then get some facts.
WTF It's raining and that's good and FYI "monsoons" do not exist in NM. look it up .

Not in Ill wrote:

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****!the weather is all messed up all over the planet.
Nothing is the same as it was even 10 years ago.
If you want to argue about weather patters in NM and spice it up with a bullchit "native" flair then get some facts.
**** It's raining and that's good and FYI "monsoons" do not exist in NM. look it up .

Gee,I'll bet it's different than it was 100 years ago too,right?
Whats your point(besides the one on the top of your head) is the weather supposed to stay the same forever?

Not in Ill wrote:

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****!the weather is all messed up all over the planet.
Nothing is the same as it was even 10 years ago.
If you want to argue about weather patters in NM and spice it up with a bullchit "native" flair then get some facts.
**** It's raining and that's good and FYI "monsoons" do not exist in NM. look it up .

http://www.srh.noaa.gov/abq/climate/Monthlyre...

You stepped on your thingy.

This was a good "Monsoon" season at all.

The moisture flow from Mexico was pretty much cut off this year by cold fronts from the west.

These fronts are what triggered our rain this season.