Is there a geographical feature that always puts Albuquerque in a dry spot? Is it the Sandias? It seems to me like they’re on the wrong side of the city for a rain shadow, but...
This is the 10 day accumulated precip outlook from the GFS model. The numbers while impressive are less important than the overall coverage. Very promising with remnants of Bud over the weekend and a back door front next Tuesday. #hope #nmwx #nmfirepic.twitter.com/uV5oNSn1SX
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There are a variety of things that contribute. One is the valley itself. As moisture moves in from the west it can descend and dry a bit limiting rain/snow. The Sandias to the east can sometimes limit moisture influx from the east. Just a few of many factors.
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Back door front
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Excited and waiting in anticipation!
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Time will tell
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I'm monitoring two things at the moment. The upcoming World Cup and the potential for NM rain. Go Uruguay, go Mother Nature.
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You can almost use this as a topo map, with the western and northern mountains getting the higher intensities compared to the river valleys and plains.
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Le chargement semble prendre du temps.
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