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NWSAlbuquerque
Приєднався 10 січ 2013
National Weather Service Weather Forecast Office
Albuquerque, NM
Albuquerque, NM
Monsoon Awareness Week: Lightning Myth #1 #shorts
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It’s Monsoon Awareness Week, and today’s weather topic is lightning! Many of us in the American Southwest look forward to the monsoon. After all, this season is when many of us receive a large portion of our yearly rainfall. However, as thunderstorms develop over the region, they can often bring more than just rain during the monsoon. With thunderstorms comes the risk of lightning, which can be deadly.
So, today we’re reviewing some common myths and misconceptions about lightning. That’s right! It’s National Weather Service Mythbusters: Lightning Edition!
Watch to see the first myth about lightning.
You can learn more at: www.weather.gov/safety/lightning-myths
It’s Monsoon Awareness Week, and today’s weather topic is lightning! Many of us in the American Southwest look forward to the monsoon. After all, this season is when many of us receive a large portion of our yearly rainfall. However, as thunderstorms develop over the region, they can often bring more than just rain during the monsoon. With thunderstorms comes the risk of lightning, which can be deadly.
So, today we’re reviewing some common myths and misconceptions about lightning. That’s right! It’s National Weather Service Mythbusters: Lightning Edition!
Watch to see the first myth about lightning.
You can learn more at: www.weather.gov/safety/lightning-myths
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Estar Preparado: Calor Extremo (Parte 1)
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Todos podemos estar de acuerdo en que las fuertes lluvias, fuertes nevadas y los tornados son todas peligrosas, pero otro tipo de clima peligroso que se pasa por alto es el calor, especialmente calor extremo. Paige Baggett, Meteoróloga en el Servicio Nacional de Meteorología en Nashville, Tennessee
Estar Preparado: Calor Extremo (Parte 2)
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¿Sabías que el calor extremo ha matado a más personas en los últimos diez años que cualquier otro tipo de fenómeno climático? El calor excesivo es más común durante los meses de verano y se define como temperaturas muy por encima de lo normal para la época del año. Dependiendo de dónde vivas, las temperaturas superiores a los noventa, noventa y cinco o cien grados pueden resultar peligrosas. Pa...
Consejos de Preparación: Calidad del Aire
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Cuando miras hacia afuera y notas que el cielo está nublado y la visibilidad es peor de lo habitual, esto puede significar que la calidad del aire se ha degradado y se ha vuelto peligrosa. A veces, la contaminación del aire ni siquiera se ve. La calidad de nuestro aire se basa en la concentración de contaminantes presentes en el aire, tanto de origen humano como de fuentes naturales. Paige Bagg...
2023: The Year In Pictures
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Happy New Year! Similar to past years, northern and central New Mexico saw a wide range of weather in 2023, featuring ebbs and flows, surplus and drought, beauty and the benign. Weather spotters and enthusiasts captured some amazing imagery throughout 2023 that showcased New Mexico weather, and we have compiled it into a short highlight video. Thank you for sharing your weather imagery with us ...
Being Prepared: Excessive Heat (with Descriptive Audio for the Visually Impaired)
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This video contains descriptive audio narration to aid the visually impaired. "But it’s a dry heat!" If you live in New Mexico or the western United States, you’ve probably heard these words or even been guilty of saying them. But don’t be fooled! Heat, even dry heat, is an often underrated weather hazard. In fact, extreme heat has killed more people in the last ten years than any other type of...
Being Prepared: Poor Air Quality (in American Sign Language)
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Join Roger Robb of the New Mexico Commission or the Deaf and Hard of Hearing as he discussed poor air quality and some preparedness tips. Poor air quality can be hazardous to the public, especially children and adults with heart and lung conditions. Poor air quality is responsible for more than 100,000 premature deaths each year in the United States while costs from air quality related illnesse...
Being Prepared: Poor Air Quality
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Poor air quality can be hazardous to the public, especially children and adults with heart and lung conditions. Poor air quality is responsible for more than 100,000 premature deaths each year in the United States while costs from air quality related illnesses can reach $150 billion each year. Join Andrew as he discusses the impacts of poor air quality and how you can be prepared to stay safe w...
Being Prepared: Poor Air Quality (with Descriptive Audio for Visually Impaired)
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This video contains descriptive audio narration to aid the visually impaired. Poor air quality can be hazardous to the public, especially children and adults with heart and lung conditions. Poor air quality is responsible for more than 100,000 premature deaths each year in the United States while costs from air quality related illnesses can reach $150 billion each year. Follow along with Andrew...
Excessive Heat - Part 2 of 2 (in American Sign Language)
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Part 2 of 2 Heat-related illnesses happen when the body is not able to properly cool itself. Sweating is the body’s natural response to cool itself, but sometimes, that’s not enough. Make sure you know the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke! Symptoms of heat exhaustion include heavy sweating, weakness or tiredness, cool, pale, and clammy skin, a fast or weak pulse, muscle cramps...
Excessive Heat - Part 1 of 2 (in American Sign Language)
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"But it’s a dry heat!" If you live in New Mexico or the western United States, you’ve probably heard these words or even been guilty of saying them. But don’t be fooled! Heat, even dry heat, is an often underrated weather hazard. In fact, extreme heat has killed more people in the last ten years than any other type of weather phenomenon. Follow along with Roger Robb of the New Mexico Commission...
Excessive Heat
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"But it’s a dry heat!" If you live in New Mexico or the western United States, you’ve probably heard these words or even been guilty of saying them. But don’t be fooled! Heat, even dry heat, is an often underrated weather hazard. In fact, extreme heat has killed more people in the last ten years than any other type of weather phenomenon. This English (open captioning) video covers some safety a...
Monsoon Awareness Week: Downburst Winds
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Downburst winds are commonly associated with thunderstorms during the Monsoon and they can be extremely hazardous. Downburst winds are one of the thunderstorm-related weather hazards most likely to produce property damage. A downburst is a non-rotating wind that is created by a column of sinking air in a thunderstorm that, after hitting ground level, spreads out in all directions and is capable...
Monsoon Awareness Week 2023: Introduction
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As we kick off Monsoon Awareness Week, we thought we'd share this quick video that explains what the Monsoon is and what weather hazards are associated with it. Stay tuned to our social media outlets, as each day this week we will be discussing various topics related to the North American Monsoon. Most of us look forward to the beneficial rainfall. However, it’s not just about the rainfall! Unf...
NWS Albuquerque - briefing high winds Feb24 2023
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NWS Albuquerque - briefing high winds Feb24 2023
Winter Storm Special Weather Briefing for February 14, 2023
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Winter Storm Special Weather Briefing for February 14, 2023
2022: Northern and Central New Mexico Weather Imagery
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2022: Northern and Central New Mexico Weather Imagery
December 12, 2022 Wintry Weather: Special Briefing
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December 12, 2022 Wintry Weather: Special Briefing
Recorded weekly weather briefing for the week of December 5, 2022
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Recorded weekly weather briefing for the week of December 5, 2022
Monsoon Awareness Week 2022: Monsoon Weather Hazards
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Monsoon Awareness Week 2022: Monsoon Weather Hazards
Monsoon Awareness Week 2022: What Is The Monsoon?
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Monsoon Awareness Week 2022: What Is The Monsoon?
Monsoon Awareness Week 2022: An Introduction to the Monsoon
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Monsoon Awareness Week 2022: An Introduction to the Monsoon
Damaging Winds & Extreme Fire Weather - Friday, April 22, 2022
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Damaging Winds & Extreme Fire Weather - Friday, April 22, 2022
Weather Briefing, Tuesday March 29, 2022
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Weather Briefing, Tuesday March 29, 2022
Change the title to "Mostly Albuquerque Weather", please. Raton, is about as North as you get in NM. We don't even have our own weather report! We get Taos'. Taos is about sixty miles away, the weather is totally different, and we have a larger population! Ridiculous!
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You, and all the contributing photographers, make New Mexico easy to love.
And 2022 proves the trend is not relenting.
I've had to attend to appointments during the last 10 days or so, and I've managed to miss poor weather. Not today, I guess! With all the wind, should I take and possibly lose an umbrella? But I can't be much upset about spring rains, and they may miss Albq anyhow... thanks for the warnings!
2 years ago ain't gonna get it!!👎👎👎
thank you
Thanks Kerry!
Where do i need to go to be a volunteer weather chaser please.
www.weather.gov/abq/skywarn_sked
Wow. This is not good. We need to find a solution to help our self.I am doing my part. I am campaigning for technology solution to help desalination process. Check out the link: gofundme.com/solve-the-world039s-water-problem Thank you
I live in Ohio, I forgot all about dry micro/macro burst. Love these photo's, helps me get a idea of what they look like.
Very cool video, I have been into weather for years, but three years ago I started looking into flash floods.
is there going to be any spring trainings in the ABQ area (or preferably the east mountains)? I only see one in Rio Rancho.