Lows this morning ranged from 41-52.
After 69-75 today with lots of sunshine with some high & mid clouds at times from the west, the coolest night since mid-May is ahead tonight with areas of fog developing.
Full Harvest or Full Corn Moon rises at 7:26 p.m. & doesn’t set until 8:44 a.m. Sunday.
Highs of 69-75 are expected Sunday with sunshine & some patchy high & mid clouds.
Monday features areas of fog in the morning with chilly lows at 41-47, followed by warmer highs of 76-83 with a southwest wind commencing. Areas of high & mid clouds will increase from the west during the day.
Showers & some storms pass through Wednesday-Wednesday night.
Note the major hurricane racing into Mexico, then all the way to west of Amarillo, Texas. Even then it will be a tropical depression with heavy, flooding rainfall New Mexico & Colorado to Texas & the risk of some tornadoes in Texas.
We see a break Thursday with wind turning to the north then northeast behind the cold front.
Rainfall totals Wednesday-Thursday morning:
However, it appears that the remnants of this hurricane will pull our cold front that went through back northward as a warm front (& straddle it over part of our area) with time while flooding rainfall & even severe weather occur Kansas to Texas. Flooding rain will also impact New Mexico to Colorado.
