Mule Creek Mule Creek, New Mexico 88051 Local Weather Conditions

Fri	Sat	Sun	Mon	Tue

T-storms	Chance T-storms	Chance T-storms	Chance T-storms	Chance T-storms
85°	86°	90°	92°	90°
58°	58°	59°	59°	61°

Records and Normals

Temperature	Forecast	Normal	Record
High	85°	96°	105° (1978)
Low	58°	68°	62° (1955)

Weather Advisories

Warning Date: 10:47 am MDT on July 30, 2010

Warning Description: Flash Flood Watch

Full Advisory Text...

Weather Map

Almanac

Sunrise: 6:29am	Moonrise: 10:31pm	Moon Phase: 81%
Sunset: 8:18pm	Moonset: 10:37am

Star Chart...

Rainfall Totals

Hourly Rain

0.00 in

Daily Rain:

0.38 in

Monthly Rain:

4.69 in

Yearly Rain:

12.19 in

Local Weather Exchange^® Network

Station ID	City (Click for Map Location)	Neighborhood (Click for History)	Last Update (Date & Time)	Temperature (°)	Dew Point (°)	Humidity (%)	Wind (mph)	from the	Wind Gust (mph)	Pressure (in)	Hourly Rain (in)
KNMMULEC1	Mule Creek	Mule Creek Neighborhood Weather	07/30 18:30:01	71.8	61.0	68	2	SW	0	29.75	0.00
KNMGLENW2	GLENWOOD	GLENWOOD NEW MEXICO	07/30 18:21:39	74.2	61.0	64	6	South	9	29.87	0.00
MBLCA3	Clifton	HADS BLUE RIVER NEAR CLIFTON 17NE AZ US USGS	07/30 17:00:00	0.0	0.0	0	0	North	0	0.00	0.00
MSFCA3	Clifton	HADS SAN FRANCISCO RIVER AT CLIFTON AZ US USGS	07/30 17:00:00	0.0	0.0	0	0	North	0	0.00	0.00
MMGNN5	Glenwood	RAWS MOGOLLON NM US	07/30 17:13:00	74.0	57.0	56	6	WSW	10	0.00	0.00
KSVC	Silver City	Official Station	07/30 18:05:00	72.0	63.0	73	9	NNW	---	30.13	---
KDMN	Deming	Official Station	07/30 17:53:00	84.0	59.0	43	0	North	---	29.80	---
KTCS	Truth Or Consequences	Official Station	07/30 17:53:00	86.0	60.0	41	13	South	---	29.79	---

Full Advisory Text

Warning Description: Flash Flood Watch

Warning Date: 10:47 am MDT on July 30, 2010

WarningSum:...Flash Flood Watch Now In Effect Through Saturday Evening...

Warning Message:The Flash Flood Watch is now in effect for
* portions of New Mexico and southwest Texas...including the 
 following areas...in New Mexico...Sierra County lakes region...
 southern desert...southern Sacramento Mountains...southwest 
 desert/Boot Heel...southwest desert/Mimbres basin...Southwest 
 Mountains/lower Gila region and Tularosa basin/southern 
 desert. In southwest Texas...El Paso and Hudspeth.
* Through Saturday evening
* an upper level disturbance will slowly move across the region 
 and linger before exiting Saturday evening. Abundant moisture 
 and unstable conditions will lead to scattered to numerous 
 storms. Heavy rain and slow storm motion combined with nearly 
 saturated soil conditions will elevate flash flood potential. 
 Rainfall amounts could exceed two inches per hour some storms 
 during this period with as much as three inches possible in a 
 few spots. 
* Potential flash flood impacts include flooding in and near 
 normally dry arroyos and drainages...streams and low lying 
 areas. Highways...city streets...and County roads may become 
 impassable...low water crossing will be most effected. 
 Hydrologic concerns may also increase along the Rio Grande as 
 heavy runoff causes the river to rise downstream. 
Precautionary/preparedness actions...
A Flash Flood Watch means that conditions may develop that lead
to flash flooding. Flash flooding is a very dangerous situation.
You should monitor later forecasts and be prepared to take action
should flash flood warnings be issued.