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Wedge tornado Sheldon, ND 11:09pm #NDwx
Clint Hendricks IV 🌪️ retweeted
🌪️ Another tornado in New Mexico!!
This one was just south of Shiprock Sunday afternoon. You can even see Shiprock at the beginning of the video!
📹 Katie Tache
@NWSAlbuquerque #NMwx
Clint Hendricks IV 🌪️ retweeted
Check out this spinning barber pole 💈 supercell today near Orla, TX . #StormHour
Clint Hendricks IV 🌪️ retweeted
A long-range threat of tornadoes and severe storms has been detected for Monday, November 2nd, 2026.
This forecast initialized on Sunday afternoon (10/25). Follow this page and see the app for future forecast updates.
Clint Hendricks IV 🌪️ retweeted
🌊Lake Powell water levels continue to rise from all of the heavy rain across the Four Corners. It is up over 10 feet (3529.4') from the yearly low (3519.1') with a lot more water moving towards Lake Powell as river flows remain very high. Still far from full pool (3700'). #utwx
Clint Hendricks IV 🌪️ retweeted
Approaching Supercell in northern Culberson County in far west Texas just south of TX/NM line. Has area of lowering. 3:55pm
Street flooding in Claude, TX on 287 after rain this morning. The right northbound lane in downtown is covered in water. #TXwx
Clint Hendricks IV 🌪️ retweeted
Starting to see signals for active severe weather around the first week of November in the middle part of the country. Worth watching!
Clint Hendricks IV 🌪️ retweeted
We are getting anither wave of small but pretty violent cells at Arriola.
Good remote reporting by @jfleck.
Farmington Flood.
“The gage at Bloomfield blew out late Thursday night, reading 13,100 cubic feet per second (cfs) before it failed. Downstream, the wave blew out the gage at the Bolack Ranch Bridge 7 hours later, running at 17,100 cfs. By the time the USGS gage on the San Juan at Farmington blew out Friday afternoon, the river had risen to ~32,600 cfs, the most water recorded there since the 1930s and more than double the biggest peak since Navajo Dam was completed in the early 1960s.”
inkstain.net/2026/10/farming…
Absolutely beautiful telephone poles here SW of Moriarty, NM. #NMwx
Quite the structure on this storm east of Moriarty, NM #NMwx
More heavy rain and very small hail on the west side of Farmington, NM at 10:34am #NMwx @NWSAlbuquerque
Severe storm coming into Farmington, NM at 10:20am. #NMwx @NWSAlbuquerque




















