WITH THE RECENT RAIN AND SNOW, THE LONGEST WINTER DRY SPELL IN DECADES HAS FINALLY COME TO AN END IN ALBUQUERQUE. IT HAD BEEN 43 DAYS SINCE THE DUKE CITY HAD OFFICIALLY GOTTEN ANY PRECIPITATION. BUT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE METEOROLOGIST CHUCK JONES SAYS ALBUQUERQUE AND MOST OF NEW MEXICO REMAIN IN A LONG TERM DROUGHT.
JONES TELLS 770 KKOB MORE RAIN AND SNOW ARE FORECAST FOR NEW MEXICO OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS…BUT IT WON'T BE ENOUGH TO PUT MUCH OF A DENT IN THE DROUGHT.
