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AWUS85 KABQ 070239
RWSNM 
NMZ501>540-071445-

WEATHER SUMMARY FOR NORTHERN AND CENTRAL NM
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ALBUQUERQUE NM
839 PM MDT FRI JUN 6 2014

...TORNADO WATCH WILL CONTINUE IN EFFECT UNTIL 10 PM TONIGHT FOR
NORTHEAST NEW MEXICO...

STRONG TO SEVERE STORMS IMPACTED MUCH OF EASTERN NEW MEXICO THIS
AFTERNOON. SOME STRONG STORMS PRODUCED TORNADIC ACTIVITY ACROSS
UNION...COLFAX...CURRY...AND ROOSEVELT COUNTIES. DAMAGE REPORTS
INCLUDE A BLOWN OVER TELEPHONE POLL NEAR COLFAX...MINOR FLOODING
NEAR CLOVIS...TEXICO AND NARA VISTA AND MULTIPLE REPORTS OF PEA TO
GOLF BALL SIZE HAIL FROM STRONGER STORMS. THE HIGHEST THUNDERSTORM
GUSTS REPORTED WAS 79 MPH AT CLOVIS AIRPORT. OTHERWISE...THE
CENTRAL AND WESTERN AREAS WERE FAIRLY QUIET WITH SUNNY SKIES AND
WARM DAYTIME HIGHS IN THE 80S AND LOW 90S.

THERE COULD BE POTENTIAL FOR STRONG STORMS ACROSS THE EASTERN PLAINS
OVERNIGHT BUT WILL REMAIN QUIET AND CLEAR WEST OF THE CENTRAL
MOUNTAIN CHAIN WITH COOLER OVERNIGHT LOWS IN THE WEST AND ABOVE
NORMAL IN THE EAST.

SATURDAY COULD SEE A REPEAT OF STRONG TO SEVERE STORMS ACROSS THE
EASTERN PLAINS BUT COULD EXPAND FARTHER WEST INTO PORTIONS OF THE
NORTHERN MOUNTAINS AND CENTRAL PLAINS AS RESIDUAL MOISTURE FROM A
STRONGER BACK DOOR FRONT PUSHES WESTWARD. 


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