We will be hosting Sarena Ulibarri in Las Cruces to hear about storytelling for climate hope on Sept. 24 at the Rio Grande Theater. https://t.co/VyLfuYiuPK
Join NMED and EMNRD in Tucumcari this Thursday to provide input on the state's Climate Action Plan — a crucial tool in meeting New Mexico's climate pollution reduction targets and ensuring a healthy and secure future for all New Mexicans.
To RSVP, go to https://t.co/KSCjo8U5kE!
John Fleck with the Utton Center at UNM will be presenting on "There's Less Water. What do we do?" at the Rio Grande Theater in Las Cruces next week on Feb 12th. This is part of our Cambios speaker series for the spring semester. #water#NMwater
💥 Big news: Using Tanager-1 observations from @Planet, we detected a large methane plume in the Permian Basin ~7,000 kg/hr.
After we flagged the emissions, the operator mitigated them, & follow-up data confirmed the fix. Accessible data drive action! ⬇️ https://t.co/71Hx7DCL3p
Our next Cambios talk is coming up on Oct. 29 in Las Cruces at the Rio Grande Theater. Dr. Katie Richards will be there to talk about archaeology of climate change.
A better view of the rainfall across NM this weekend. These are rainfall totals (inches) from Friday to Sunday (Oct 18-20) from ZiaMet. Our highest amount was 6.24" at Springer. #nmwx
The Southwest Drought Learning Network 2024 Annual Meeting registration is open. Virtual meeting this year from October 22 - 23, 2024, https://t.co/fmBkggAQOB
Intermountain West 2024 Water Year and Monsoon Summary and Drought Status Update
Water Year 2024 brought record-breaking temps (Summer 2024 temps on map below) and varied precip to the region, leading to a mix of drought degradation and improvement
https://t.co/ftsUeZp9qg @NOAA
We're teaming up with USDA SW Climate Hub on a climate and CoCoRaHS session at the Tohatchi ranch and farm workshop. Coming up on Aug. 27 at the Tohatchi Chapter.
@vivarioarriba @DevilsSpring They'll need it for the rest of the week. I think they worked at Sanostee Chapter House this afternoon and couple more chapters tomorrow.
Our ZiaMet crew was hard at work installing sensors at our new location at the Navajo Nation Fish & Wildlife fish pond south of Kirtland. High of 93F in that area today. #nmwx
Spending the day at the 2024 Navajo Nation Plant & Animal Summit in Twin Arrows, AZ. Will brief the group on ZiaMet this afternoon. Also good to see NN VP Montoya pay a visit to the group.
JUST IN🚨 Sunland Park Fire crews and Border Patrol rescued a woman in her 30s suffering from heat-related injuries at Mount Cristo Rey. https://t.co/wxfdg2iID1