THE ON-GOING DRY STRETCH IN NEW MEXICO IS HAVING A MAJOR IMPACT ON THE STATE’S MOUNTAIN SNOWPACK. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE METEOROLOGIST TODD SHOEMAKE TELLS NEWSRADIO KKOB THINGS HAVEN’T BEEN THIS BLEAK SINCE AROUND THE YEAR 2000. HE SAYS IT CLOSE TO ZERO.
ALBUQUERQUE HAS NOW GONE ALMOST THREE MONTHS WITHOUT ANY PRECIPITATION…AND SHOEMAKE SAYS THERE’S NO INDICATION THAT ANYTHING WILL CHANGE FOR AT LEAST ANOTHER WEEK.
