State forecast: windy warm and partly cloudy
Weather outlook for Wednesday calls for strong winds and warm temperatures with partly cloudy skies. A slight shower chance remains confined to the north central and northwest regions.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1994
Page
6
Weather outlook for Wednesday calls for strong winds and warm temperatures with partly cloudy skies. A slight shower chance remains confined to the north central and northwest regions.
Friday brings a split forecast with partly cloudy east and mostly sunny west. Cold temperatures prevail with highs in the 20s to 30s in the mountains and north, and 40s to low 50s in the south. Saturday and Sunday remain dry and not as cold.
The forecast covers multiple New Mexico zones with Wednesday wind advisories and blowing dust from 20 to 30 mph gusting over 40 mph. Temperatures vary from near 70s in southern districts to subfreezing nights in higher elevations. Snow showers possible in higher mountains with two inches likely above treeline, and colder conditions Thursday.
Ann Noren of Huntsville Alabama shares tips for easy kid lunches. Freeze individual portions of quiches sausage balls and leftovers in sandwich bags then thaw or microwave at lunch.
A wind advisory in Roswell for Wednesday warns of windy and warm conditions with southwest to west winds 20 to 30 mph and gusts over 40 mph. Areas of blowing dust, with cooler air Wednesday night, followed by breezier, colder conditions. High around 75, low near 35.
High Tuesday reached 56 with an overnight low of 28. Normal highs and lows are 54 and 20. Record highs 76 in 1916 and 4 in 1971. Precipitation in past 24 hours ending Tuesday 0 inches. Month to date 0, year to date 6 inches. Normal month and year to date are 0.10 inches. Sunrise 7 03, sunset 5 04. Length of day 10 hours.
A reader shares tips on freezing orange or lemon peels to grate them easily when frozen and notes the zest tastes stronger. Also promotes Heloise's Favorite Recipes pamphlet for $2 plus return postage, with address and contact details.
Dear Abby section covers a reader urging children to scream when in danger to attract help, citing Polly Klaas. Emphasizes safety over disturbing neighbors and supports teaching alert responses to protect kids.
Dear Dr Gott discusses a radio suggestion to use Curate of Magnesia for nocturnal leg cramps and compares it with quinine. The column confirms allergic reactions to Tolectin, advises avoidance, and notes the doctor’s disbelief. It offers a Health Report for interested readers.
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