New Mexico weather instruments, all 7 of them

What stands in New Mexico

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In a volunteer observer's own ground1,471 At a cooperative observer's station75 A remote fire weather station41 At a river or reservoir gauge38 At an airfield36 A snow pillow on a mountain27 Beside a road18 On a farm or research station7 At a dam7 At a fire lookout or ranger station4 At a reservoir1 In a park or preserve1 On a college campus1

What the snow tracker reads here

3 instruments in New Mexico are read by one of the 63 mountains. Listed in the rank order of the state. Each one has its own page, and the ranking they feed is on the snow tracker.

Angel FireAXX / 36.422, -105.290 / 8,379 ftTaos Ski Valley1of 1,727 Palo SnotelTACN5 / 36.408, -105.331 / 9,350 ftTaos Ski Valley2of 1,727 Taos Powderhorn SnotelTABN5 / 36.582, -105.456 / 11,057 ftTaos Ski Valley2of 1,727

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Ordered by name. Standing is three times the mountains forecast from an instrument plus the places that read it. It measures how much of the network depends on it, not how well it reports.By nameBy standing

Bernalillo - Jemez DamBRNN5 / 35.389, -106.544 / 5,398 ft Brantley Dam near CarlsbadBNTN5 / 32.515, -104.382 / 3,316 ft Caballo DamCABN5 / 32.900, -107.300 / 4,199 ft DamELVN5 / 36.594, -106.733 / 6,896 ft Elephant Butte DamEPHN5 / 33.150, -107.183 / 4,442 ft Heron Dam Near Tierra AmarillaHERN5 / 36.666, -106.706 / 7,175 ft16of 1,727 Navajo DamBLNN5 / 36.817, -107.617 / 6,165 ft

Weather instrument stations by state

What stands in New Mexico

What the snow tracker reads here

Every instrument in this state

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