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HYDROLOGIC STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ALBUQUERQUE NM
926 AM MDT FRI APR 04 2008
NORTHERN NEW MEXICO RIVER SUMMARY
 LOCATION       FLOOD STAGE   NEAR 6AM      24 HOUR
                     /FT/     STAGE /FT/   CHANGE /FT/
RIO GRANDE
 CERRO               16.0       6.4          -0.1
 EMBUDO              10.0       5.1          -0.0
 ALBUQUERQUE          8.0       5.0          -0.1
RIO CHAMA
 CHAMITA              8.0       5.8           0.0
PECOS RIVER
 PECOS                5.0       2.0          -0.1
MORA RIVER
 GOLONDRINAS          5.5       1.0          -0.1
SAN JUAN RIVER
 FARMINGTON           8.5       4.2           0.0
 ARCHULETA            7.0       6.1          -0.0
 
ANIMAS RIVER
 CEDAR HILL 9N       10.5       4.9           0.0
SUMMARY...THE WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR NORTHERN NEW MEXICO THROUGH THE
WEEKEND LOOKS DRY WITH NEAR NORMAL DAYTIME TEMPERATURES. A WEAK
TROUGH ALOFT COULD BRING A FEW SHOWERS AND MOUNTAIN SNOW SHOWERS
TO THE NORTHERN NEW MEXICO AND SOUTHERN COLORADO MOUNTAINS SUNDAY
NIGHT AND MONDAY. A DEEPER UPPER LEVEL TROUGH WILL DROP SOUTH TO
OUR AREA FOR THE MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK FOR COOLER TEMPERATURES AND
A MORE WIDESPREAD CHANCE FOR SHOWERS AND MOUNTAIN SNOW SHOWERS.
UNREGULATED RIVER AND STREAM FLOWS FROM SNOWMELT RUNOFF HAVE
GENERALLY DECREASED OVER THE PAST 24 HOURS DUE TO YESTERDAYS
COOLER TEMPERATURES. NO MAJOR CHANGES IN UNREGULATED RIVER AND
STREAM FLOWS IS EXPECTED THROUGH THE WEEKEND.
FOR CURRENT NEW MEXICO RIVER STAGES AND FLOWS VISIT THE NATIONAL
WEATHER SERVICE ADVANCED HYDROLOGIC PREDICTION SERVICE WEB PAGE
AT  AHPS.SRH.NOAA.GOV/INDEX.PHP?WFO=ABQ
OR THE USGS WEB PAGE AT  NM.WATERDATA.USGS.GOV/NM/NWIS
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