New Mexico In Depth (https://nmindepth.com/tag/weather/)
According to maps published last week by the New York Times, by 2060, temperatures in Albuquerque will exceed 100 degrees on 32 days each year. By 2100, that number more than doubles to 73 days.
Whether these are rural newspapers, daily weather reports on television, or the state’s largest paper, not giving readers information about climate change – and what scientists are anticipating will occur in New Mexico as the region continues warming – does a great disservice to the public.
New map shows county-by-county data related to weather-related disasters such as severe rain events, floods, snow and ice storms, and drought.
Spread by a fungus present within the soil in southern New Mexico, Valley Fever can have devastating health impacts.
Climate represents general conditions in a particular region over a period of time. Weather happens on a day-to-day basis.