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RT @NWSLubbock: While the weather is quiet here, there is a massive #haboob moving westward across southern New Mexico and northern Mexico. There have been reports of visibility less than one-quarter of a mile along the leading edge of this haboob. Follow @NWSElPaso for more information. #NMwx https://t.co/BMvWzSu91H

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RT @UWCIMSS: 1-minute @NOAASatellites #GOESWest Day Cloud Phase Distinction RGB images showed a NW to SE swath of hail on the ground (darker shades of green) - with accumulations up to 6" deep near Willard - produced by slow-moving thunderstorms: https://t.co/Z9mfmoIvdr @NWSAlbuquerque #NMwx https://t.co/BmOhRa8QL2

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RT @NWSLubbock: While the weather is quiet here, there is a massive #haboob moving westward across southern New Mexico and northern Mexico. There have been reports of visibility less than one-quarter of a mile along the leading edge of this haboob. Follow @NWSElPaso for more information. #NMwx https://t.co/BMvWzSu91H

UW-Madison CIMSS

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1-minute @NOAASatellites #GOESWest Day Cloud Phase Distinction RGB images showed a NW to SE swath of hail on the ground (darker shades of green) - with accumulations up to 6" deep near Willard - produced by slow-moving thunderstorms: https://t.co/Z9mfmoIvdr @NWSAlbuquerque #NMwx https://t.co/BmOhRa8QL2

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RT @UWCIMSS: A #SuomiNPP #VIIRS Day/Night Band image valid at 0810 UTC (2:10 AM MDT) showed the nighttime glow of the #SouthForkFire & the #SaltFire burning near #Ruidoso, New Mexico -- with the smoke plume being transported to the northeast & fanning out across the TX Panhandle. #NMwx #TXwx https://t.co/yIdW7oEOhz

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A #SuomiNPP #VIIRS Day/Night Band image valid at 0810 UTC (2:10 AM MDT) showed the nighttime glow of the #SouthForkFire & the #SaltFire burning near #Ruidoso, New Mexico -- with the smoke plume being transported to the northeast & fanning out across the TX Panhandle. #NMwx #TXwx https://t.co/yIdW7oEOhz

UW-Madison CIMSS

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1-minute @NOAASatellites #GOESWest imagery showed signatures of the #SouthForkFire & #SaltFire in New Mexico yesterday (which forced evacuations in #Ruidoso). South Fork Fire exhibited the GOES-18 Band 7 saturation temp (137.88ºC) for 5.5 hours!: https://t.co/C7gwQSjixG #NMwx https://t.co/9pjh2WIWzf

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1-minute Mesoscale Sector @NOAASatellites #GOESEast images showed signatures of a #wildfire in northern New Mexico that produced a #pyrocumulonimbus cloud (-40ºC and colder cloud top temperatures, shades of blue in the bottom left panel) yesterday: https://t.co/8ByJlRXbkw #NMwx https://t.co/Y3GRH2LXP6

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Yesterday, with the help of @NOAA's #GOESEast satellite, we spotted the bubbling clouds of this supercell thunderstorm erupting near Midland, Texas. https://t.co/NJJr3Xc8jn

There was severe hail and tornadoes in the Midland/Odessa area yesterday, but there was also record setting rainfall at Midland Air and Spaceport with 1.60" of rain falling. #txwx #nmwx https://t.co/gxXK3oAmPH - NWS Midland

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RT @UWCIMSS: 1-minute Mesoscale Sector @NOAASatellites #GOESEast Infrared images + time-matched SPC Storm Reports showed thunderstorms that produced giant #hail as large as 5.00" in diameter across the Texas Panhandle: https://t.co/3HByrPbN8a #TXwx #NMwx https://t.co/rq6cVg2dwJ

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1-minute Mesoscale Sector @NOAASatellites #GOESEast Infrared images + time-matched SPC Storm Reports showed thunderstorms that produced giant #hail as large as 5.00" in diameter across the Texas Panhandle: https://t.co/3HByrPbN8a #TXwx #NMwx https://t.co/rq6cVg2dwJ

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RT @NWSAlbuquerque: GOES satellite imgery over New Mexico. We spy a cold front in NE, blowing dust in S & SE, snow under clouds across W & N NM. Back edge of the clouds and storm system is reaching the 4 Corners. Busy weather day in NM. #NMwx

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RT @NWSAlbuquerque: A very active weather pattern is expected to impact the region for the next couple weeks. Several winter storms are projected to swing through NM during the first half of January with snow, wind, and very cold temperatures. Stay tuned! #nmwx

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RT @NWSMidland: Still craving more eclipse photos??🤤🤤
You've come to the right place😌

Here's what we saw before, during, and after peak annularity yesterday!😍🤩

...oh yeah and tomorrow's weather will look a lot like today's #txwx #nmwx #Eclipse2023

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True Color RGB images from @NOAASatellites #GOES16/#GOESeast showed a large plume of blowing dust (from dry lake beds in Mexico) moving NE across #TXwx -- and a small plume of airborne gypsum sand originating from White Sands National Park in #NMwx: geosphere.ssec.wisc.edu/#pla…;

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RT @NWSElPaso: If anybody tells you we don't get tropical systems here in the SW Deserts, refer them to this satellite loop.  That counter-clockwise spin over eastern Arizona is the remnant circulation of former Tropical Storm Harold, that brought rain to our area today. #nmwx #txw

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