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01-28-2009, 08:47 PM
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Fall is here!!
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Location: The Great Southwest
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Originally Posted by ajzjmsmom
You would think after living in NM for the last 9 years I would be alittle more used to it. It is funny though when I lived in S Texas I never felt like I was gonna die from the heat but now when I go back I feel like I am gonna die. I am always asking my Mom how she stands it.
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I bet the humidity in ST gets to you now, too, doesn't it?
It really bothered me, along with the heat!
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01-29-2009, 06:06 AM
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Location: Londonderry, NH
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Is fifty your age, temperature or state of mind? Around here 50 would be a heat wave.
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01-29-2009, 08:39 AM
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Just an irrational superstitious girl in the world
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Moriarty, NM
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Originally Posted by chilegal
Yes it is colder here than it has been. But I think of my kids, Tia and RRR and wonder how they are doing.. RRR could have ice about now. My kids temps are in the single didgets.. Glad I am here!
Jane
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No ice for us, for some reason. Ky, western part of TN, Mississippi..... none for us. Just DRIVING rain and wind. We're wet this week, but at least not frozen. The kids attended Friday only of last week. Icing of backroads kept them all home.
Thanks for thinking of us, Jane. ;-)
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01-29-2009, 12:04 PM
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We are hoping to get up to 32 today, it would be the first time in a week..At least we didnt' lose power like more of the towns around here, in NoWest AR. Our granddaughter lost hers last night. She is about 45 minutes southeast of us.
I hope you all continue to enjoy a mild winter, but you do have at least 1 more month to worry.
Nita 
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01-29-2009, 07:52 PM
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Location: Fence Lake, NM
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Cold...
It was about40 today in Fence Lake..but tonight and the next few nights it will be about 10...or >.
Then next week about 50 and lows about 20..
We need SPRING...YEAH....
HAPPY TRAILS...gonna cut more woood this weekend....
soups are still the order of the day...
HW and SuninHair  glad we didn't move to North Ark... 
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01-30-2009, 10:13 AM
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Confusing temperatures
I just checked the TDC weather site which says that the low temp in Timberon last night was 15.7 at 12:32A. Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! When I looked at the CloudCroft Current weater........says the low was 19.2 at 5:42 this morning.
Isn't Cloudcroft pretty much always colder since it's 1000+ feet higher?
Seems like the numbers frequently aren't what you would expect them to be............am I missing something??
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01-30-2009, 11:12 AM
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Fall is here!!
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Join Date: May 2006
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Originally Posted by Bear's Mom
I just checked the TDC weather site which says that the low temp in Timberon last night was 15.7 at 12:32A. Brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! When I looked at the CloudCroft Current weater........says the low was 19.2 at 5:42 this morning.
Isn't Cloudcroft pretty much always colder since it's 1000+ feet higher?
Seems like the numbers frequently aren't what you would expect them to be............am I missing something??
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Welcome to the club. I've been trying to figure all this out for the last couple of years...
Timberon, given its elevation (7K+) should always be colder than Alamogordo (4500), but there have been mornings when it has been warmer than here in Alamo. It can get very cold in Timberon, but it's often very temperate for its elevation! If it were not so isolated and small, I'd be up there in a heartbeat. It's really nice up there!
Elevation is not all there is to it. Farmington, in the NW corner, at 53-5500 ft, is often colder than Ruidoso/Timberon/Cloudcroft, which are all much higher than Farmington.
I think north vs south has a lot more to do with it than just elevation.
It's just weird here right now. So balmy!!! I think the greater differences are in the summer months rather than the winter.
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01-30-2009, 11:31 AM
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Independent people don't need politicians
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Originally Posted by Cathy4017
Welcome to the club. I've been trying to figure all this out for the last couple of years...
Timberon, given its elevation (7K+) should always be colder than Alamogordo (4500), but there have been mornings when it has been warmer than here in Alamo. It can get very cold in Timberon, but it's often very temperate for its elevation! If it were not so isolated and small, I'd be up there in a heartbeat. It's really nice up there!
Elevation is not all there is to it. Farmington, in the NW corner, at 53-5500 ft, is often colder than Ruidoso/Timberon/Cloudcroft, which are all much higher than Farmington.
I think north vs south has a lot more to do with it than just elevation.
It's just weird here right now. So balmy!!! I think the greater differences are in the summer months rather than the winter.
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01-30-2009, 11:32 AM
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Weird temps!
you are so right! Just now - it is suppose to be 47 in CC & 50 in Timberon.
Seems like 1000+ actually I think it's more like 1500+ ft difference.........would be more than a 3 degree difference in temps - it certainly would be here in AZ.
Oh well, hopefully - one of these days we will be there & have our own thermometer to check
First we have to get through 1 more summer in Phx 
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01-30-2009, 11:45 AM
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Fall is here!!
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Join Date: May 2006
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Bear's Mom
you are so right! Just now - it is suppose to be 47 in CC & 50 in Timberon.
Seems like 1000+ actually I think it's more like 1500+ ft difference.........would be more than a 3 degree difference in temps - it certainly would be here in AZ.
Oh well, hopefully - one of these days we will be there & have our own thermometer to check
First we have to get through 1 more summer in Phx 
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Cloudcroft is over 8600 feet. Their snow is gone because it has been so warm up there. They were expecting to open the small ski area after the snow on 12/27, but it just didn't happen. It hasn't snowed up there since, AFAIK.
I do NOT envy you a PHX summer....ugh....115+ degrees!!! I thought WT was hot..? Not by comparison, LOL!!
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