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Monthly Archives: December 2006
Round Two: December 29-30 Snowstorm
Well, Albuquerque received record snowfall yesterday and today as deep Pacific low churned over the state of New Mexico. It began snowing locally in Albuquerque about 8am on Friday and never quit until late Saturday afternoon. Although it fell lightly at times, we were able to receive 13 inches here at our house while the [...]
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Christmas 2006 in ABQ
We spent Christmas here in Albuquerque, and had a plethora of visitors to join us. My parents joined us from Amarillo and my bro came down from Grand Junction. Margie had several of her family members come to visit as well: Grandmother, Sister Jenny, Uncle Ronnie, and Aunt Sheila. Fortunately the weather cooperated and everyone [...]
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begining to look a lot like Christmas
A potent upper level low dumped a fair amount of snow over New Mexico this week. We officially received 4″ at the Albuquerque NWS and just under 8″ at our house near the foothills of the Sandias. Finally…some snow for the ski resorts!Â
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