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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1995
Page
4
Today through Thursday find scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms in the west and north with mostly fair skies to the southeast. Thursday to Saturday, thunderstorms target mountains and western areas, with fair to partly cloudy conditions elsewhere.
Today through Wednesday hot to very hot conditions with widely scattered afternoon storms across multiple districts. Temperatures rise to mid to upper 90s in many towns such as Farmington Gallup Santa Fe and Albuquerque with evening storms in parts of the central and southern regions. Wind generally southwest 10 to 20 mph, with some areas seeing 10 to 15 mph.
Readers offer kitchen safety tips and practical life hacks from fire safety with toaster tarts to camp cooking soap on pots and recycling can labels. Notes mention gift ideas for weddings and using fabric softener sheets to reduce dust on protective face shields and onions to ease eye irritation.
Reader seeks options to lighten brown sun spots unresponsive to Retin A and asks about new dermatology methods. He mentions collagen injections for urinary incontinence and discusses birth control pills to prevent ovarian cysts, with caution that a doctor should advise.
The report covers Chaves Eddy and Lea counties with a hot, partly cloudy forecast. Expect continued high daytime temperatures around 98 degrees, with nightly lows near 70. Southeast winds will run 5 to 15 mph through today into Wednesday.
High Monday reached 97 degrees with an overnight low of 70. Normal highs and lows are 92 and 68. Record highs and lows for the day are 103 in 1951 and 54 in 1990. Precipitation over the past 24 hours ends at 6 p.m. Monday totals 6 inches. Month to date rainfall is 6 inches, year to date 4.25 inches. Normal month and year to date figures are 0.46 and 4.83 inches. Sunrise was 6 15 a.m., sunset 7 52 p.m., day length 13.6 hours.
A reader shares long battle with low mood and the relief found in antidepressants, urging readers to rule out a physical basis for depression. In a second letter a teen confesses a lie about paternity and is advised to tell the truth, with guidance on seeking help and a booklet offer.
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