Snowpack Above-Average So Far This Year

2/25/10 Ranchers and farmers in Northern New Mexico should benefit in the spring from the above-average snowfall that has hit Northern New Mexico this winter. Precipitation in January was 136 percent of average, over twice the total for…

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