Weekend Thunderstorms Near Mountains Forecast
Forecast shows today through Thursday partly cloudy with dry periods. From Friday to Sunday a chance of mainly afternoon and evening thunderstorms near the mountains, with temperatures above seasonal averages.
Weather forecast highlights for New Mexico regions today through Thursday
Parts of the Northwest Plateau to Far Northeast Plains show partly cloudy skies with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Winds shift 5-15 mph, with stronger gusts near storms. Forecast highs range from the mid 70s to near 100, with 40s to 60s in the mountains and valleys.
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Lincoln County
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Chaves County
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Lea County
Roosevelt County
Portales
Clovis
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Guadalupe County
DeBaca County
Santa Rosa
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Roswell
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Northeast Plains
Harding County
Quay County
Ray
Clayton
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Family favorite cookie tip from Harpster Ohio uses cake mix to bake drop and cutout cookies. Preheat to 350 degrees, mix two eggs and half cup vegetable oil with a cake mix, add nuts raisins or chocolate chips, drop spoonfuls on ungreased sheet, bake 8 to 10 minutes, cool before serving. Also pancake syrup suggested as corn syrup substitute in pecan pie from Mineola Texas reader.
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Weather outlook shows afternoon storms and variable winds
Today through Thursday forecasts board partly cloudy skies with several afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Winds shift 5 to 15 mph this afternoon with stronger gusts near storms.
Weather update with record highs and lows for today
High Tuesday reached 100 degrees with an overnight low of 65. Normal highs and lows are 93 and 61, respectively. A record high of 104 set in 1924 and a record low of 31 set in 1920 are noted. 24 hour precipitation ended 6 pm Tuesday at 0.01 inch, month to date 0.02 inch, year to date 0.52 inch. Normal month to date 0.36 inch, normal year to date 2.46 inch. Sunrise 5:49 am, sunset 8:10 pm, day length 14 hours 21 minutes.
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Microwave Ready Bacon for Quick BLT Lunches
A reader from Morton Pa shares a bacon prep hack for busy lunches. She cooks a whole package at once, drains on paper towels, stores it in a covered fridge container, and nips out portions to zap 10 to 15 seconds for fresh tasting results. She also tapes recipes to cabinet doors to keep them clean and handy.
Organ donor oversight in hospital prompts lessons
A reader recounts organ donation after her mother's massive stroke. She urges families to insist on proper organ procurement to save lives, noting five organs were donated and others used for study. A second letter from Minnesota asks how to reconnect with a spouse, suggesting TV in the bedroom and counseling if needed.
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Ask Dr Gott on aspirin ulcers and wart transmission
Dr Gott discusses how long term or high dose aspirin irritates the stomach lining, raising ulcer and bleeding risk, and notes enteric coatings offer limited protection. He cautions weighing benefits versus harm, suggests taking with meals, and mentions aspirin safety resources. A reader asks about wart transmission from walking barefoot. the answer says warts are viral but not highly contagious, and offers home treatment steps for a wart.
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