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September 2019 Climate Summary2019Weather Forecast OfficeAlbuquerque, NMIssued October 11, 2019 3:38 PM MDTWhite Sands, NM September 11, 2019Photo by Dept of InteriorSynopsisSeptember 2019 was very warm and dry for most of New Mexico. Monsoonmoisture finally trickled into western New Mexico, resulting in bettercoverage of showers and thunderstorms compared to the rest of thesummer. However, rainfall amounts were not nearly enough to alleviatemoderate to severe drought conditions. Periodic showers and storms alsomoved through the southeast plains with locally heavy rainfall. Temperatureswere very warm with statewide average temperatures well above normal.Roswell experienced it’s warmest September on record after having thewarmest August on record. High temperatures in Roswell reach 95 on 11days. Severe weather was once again limited to only a handful of hail, highwind, and flash flood events.Harvest Moon September 13, 2019Photo by Cindy Martinez via @ByronKOATNWS AlbuquerqueNear Rio Rancho, NM September 15, 2019Photo by @Brian a McCalebAlbuquerque, NM September 21, 2019Photo by @johnmvaldezweather.gov/abq
September 2019 Climate SummaryTemperaturesActualNWS AlbuquerqueWeather Forecast OfficeAlbuquerque, NMIssued October 11, 2019 3:38 PM MDTAnomalyweather.gov/abq
September 2019 Climate SummaryAlbuquerque Sunport TemperaturesWeather Forecast OfficeAlbuquerque, NMIssued October 11, 2019 3:38 PM MDTABQ Sunport Daily Average TemperaturesSeptember 2019 vs. m Anomaly9/99/11 9/13 9/15 9/17 9/19 9/21 9/23 9/25 9/27 9/29Cool AnomalyAverage T1893-2018 Average TMax TMin TThe average temperature for Albuquerque was 73.2 , which was 3.9 above thenormal of 69.3 . This ranks as the 6th warmest September on record. The averagemaximum temperature for the month was 85.5 . This was 4.8 above the normalaverage maximum temperature of 80.7 . The average minimum temperature forthe month was 60.9 . This was 3.0 above the normal average minimumtemperature of 57.9 .NWS Albuquerqueweather.gov/abq
September 2019 Climate SummaryClayton TemperaturesWeather Forecast OfficeAlbuquerque, NMIssued October 11, 2019 3:38 PM MDTClayton Daily Average TemperaturesSeptember 2019 vs. m Anomaly9/99/11 9/13 9/15 9/17 9/19 9/21 9/23 9/25 9/27 9/29Cool AnomalyAverage T1893-2018 Average TMax TMin TThe average temperature for Clayton was 72.6 , which was 6.8 above the normalof 65.8 . This ranks as the 2nd warmest September on record. The averagemaximum temperature for the month was 86.5 . This was 7.2 above the normalaverage maximum temperature of 79.3 . The average minimum temperature forthe month was 58.6 . This was 6.3 above the normal average minimumtemperature of 52.3 .NWS Albuquerqueweather.gov/abq
September 2019 Climate SummaryRoswell TemperaturesWeather Forecast OfficeAlbuquerque, NMIssued October 11, 2019 3:38 PM MDTRoswell Daily Average TemperaturesSeptember 2019 vs. rm Anomaly9/99/11 9/13 9/15 9/17 9/19 9/21 9/23 9/25 9/27 9/29Cool AnomalyAverage T1893-2018 Average TMax TMin TThe average temperature for Roswell was 79.0 , which was 7.0 above the normalof 72.0 . This ranks as the warmest September on record. The average maximumtemperature for the month was 92.5 . This was 6.9 above the average maximumtemperature of 85.6 . The average minimum temperature for the month was 65.5 .This was 7.0 above the normal average minimum temperature of 58.5 .NWS Albuquerqueweather.gov/abq
September 2019 Climate SummaryPrecipitationActualNWS AlbuquerqueWeather Forecast OfficeAlbuquerque, NMIssued October 11, 2019 3:38 PM MDTAnomalyweather.gov/abq
September 2019 Climate SummaryTemperature & Precipitation TrendsWeather Forecast OfficeAlbuquerque, NMIssued October 11, 2019 3:38 PM MDTTemperaturePrecipitationThe average statewide temperature was 69.2 which was 4.7 above thelong-term normal of 64.5 (1901-2000). This ranks as the warmestSeptember on record for New Mexico.The average statewide precipitation was 1.50” which was 0.17” below thelong-term normal of 1.67” (1901-2000). This ranks as the 54th driestSeptember on record for New Mexico.NWS Albuquerqueweather.gov/abq
September 2019 Climate SummaryPrecipitationWeather Forecast OfficeAlbuquerque, NMIssued October 11, 2019 3:38 PM MDTAlbuquerque SunportClaytonRoswellThere was 0.45” of precipitation measured atthe Sunport, compared to the normal of 1.08”,or 0.63” below normal. This ranks as the 37thdriest September on record (1893-2019).There was 0.36” of precipitation measured at,compared to the normal of 1.67”, or 1.31” belownormal. This ranks as the 14th driest Septemberon record (1893-2019).There was 1.26” of precipitation measured at,compared to the normal of 1.53”, or 0.27” belownormal. This ranks as the 64th driest Septemberon record (1893-2019).NWS Albuquerqueweather.gov/abq
September 2019 Climate SummarySevere Weather*Event TypeDust DevilTstorm WindTstorm WindHailFlash FloodFlash /199/20/19CountyMagnitudeTaosColfax58 ktChaves61 GustWeather Forecast OfficeAlbuquerque, NMIssued October 11, 2019 3:38 PM MDTEvent NarrativeA large dust devil moved across State Road 150 and damaged a nearby restaurant.Peak wind gust up to 67 mph at the Raton airport.Wind damage along State Road 2 in Midway.Nickel size hail a couple miles south of Cedro.Roads damaged and closures in the area south of Abeytas.Roads and culverts damaged with closures in the area south of Alamo.Quarter size hail east of U.S. Highway 84 several miles southeast of Santa Rosa.*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/NWS Albuquerqueweather.gov/abq
September 2019 Climate SummaryResourcesWeather Forecast OfficeAlbuquerque, NMIssued October 11, 2019 3:38 PM MDTNCEI Climatological Rankings: SM Climate Data: http://www.prism.oregonstate.edu/NWS Local Climate Pages: https://w2.weather.gov/climate/index.php?wfo abqNCEI Storm Data: https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/stormevents/Questions?: sr-abq.webmaster@noaa.govNWS Albuquerque Facebook@NWSAlbuquerque & #nmwxNWS Albuquerqueweather.gov/abq
Issued October 11, 2019 3:38 PM MDT September 2019 Climate Summary Weather Forecast Office NWS Albuquerque weather.gov/abq There was 0.45”of precipitation measured at the Sunport, compared to the normal of 1.08”, or 0.63”below normal. This ranks as the 37th driest September on record (1893-2019). There was 0.36”of precipitation measured at,
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