New Mexico is going up in flames

[gwhunter]

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That's a pretty cool forecast chart. I searched the website to try to find it, but couldn't. Could you post a link on where we can access that graphic?

 

[Oak]

That's a pretty cool forecast chart. I searched the website to try to find it, but couldn't. Could you post a link on where we can access that graphic?

I got it from the NWS Weather Prediction Center Twitter account: @NWSWPC
Not sure if there’s an interactive website where you can create maps like this.

 

[Oak]

That's a pretty cool forecast chart. I searched the website to try to find it, but couldn't. Could you post a link on where we can access that graphic?

Here’s a new 7-day posted this morning. Looks like more rain.

 

[hank4elk]

85% humidity this morning and the toads are louder than the drizzle on a metal roof. Tank (NM pond) is 1500' away.
10 day is rain every day...

 

[hank4elk]

Forest restrictions have been lifted in the Gila and up north. Remember fire crews still working and the fire zones are closed until safe.

 

[Alabama]

How many of the fires are still active?

 

[hank4elk]

None of the big ones are fully contained.

 

[2rocky]

My Logger College buddy from Idaho is cutting a fireline from Angel Fire to Taos.

 

[hank4elk]

The big fires up north are up to 96% contained this morning. Looks like the end of NM fire season, finally.

 

[Kjwink]

That's a pretty cool forecast chart. I searched the website to try to find it, but couldn't. Could you post a link on where we can access that graphic?

Here is a link to NOAA graphics that I use. I love this for traveling and keeping track of the forecast i all the different areas that I draw tags. https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/#page=qpf

 

[David658]

Santa Fe National Forest is still closed. Because of the controlled burn misadventures on the east side of the Forest, I will be surprised to see it open again until July, or later. We are now in the second week of soaking rain, with another solid week predicted.

Well, hush my mouff! Opened back up on Friday morning.

 

[Oak]

An automated weather station recorded a whopping 2.46 inches of rain along Highway 105 in Gascon within the Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon burn scar. That's A LOT of rain. Widespread flooding has been reported this afternoon. Stay safe. #nmwx

— NWS Albuquerque (@NWSAlbuquerque) July 1, 2022