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The first storm on the 9th only brought light snow to the western and northern mountains, but high winds blasted the eastern highlands and plains. The second storm on the 11th contained less wind but more widespread snow. However, the snow amounts were again light.The two tables directly below display the snowfall amounts and peak wind gusts from the first storm on the 9th, while farther below the table lists snowfall totals from the second storm on the 11th. |
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| An active weather pattern returned for the latter portion of February. A storm on the 20th delivered widespread light to moderate snow over northern and central New Mexico, along with gusty winds and chilly temperatures. The table below lists the higher snowfall totals from the storm. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| A storm instensifying as it crossed New Mexico from northwest to southeast on the 24th combined with a strong cold front plowing south across the eastern plains to produce blizzard conditions across portions of the eastern plains. While snowfall amounts were not exceptionally high, the combination of snow and strong winds created whiteout conditions and shut down many roads. The tables below list some peak wind gusts and snowfall totals from the 24th. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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