Above Normal Temperatures, Strong Thunderstorms, Tropical Development Being Monitored

Well above normal temperatures are forecast to shift from the northern Plains through the Northeast U.S. over the long holiday weekend. A few strong to severe thunderstorm will be possible as well along with a potential for excessive rainfall. A tropical or subtropical depression could form off the Southeast U.S. coast over the weekend while drifting northward to northeastward. Read More >

Temperature extremes in Santa Teresa, New Mexico for April

Date	Maximum	Low Max	High Min	Minimum
1	86/2011	62/2016	55/2020*	29/1998
2	91/2011	59/1998	56/2015	31/2016
3	85/2021*	60/1999	55/2011	29/1998
4	87/2006	60/2025*	57/2006	33/1998
5	89/2021	50/2025	58/2013	29/2023
6	86/2011	58/2025	57/2021	25/2025
7	86/2017	50/2007	60/2018	33/2024*
8	87/2005	66/2003	59/2018	33/2007
9	90/2019	66/2024*	57/2021	33/1998
10	90/2025	63/2011	60/2002	34/1999
11	91/2025*	50/2004	65/2025	31/2013
12	93/2025	61/2019	59/2021	34/2001
13	93/2006	62/2007	61/2002	33/2008
14	91/2006	66/2014	58/2025*	34/2007
15	89/2008	65/2012	60/2025	34/1998
16	91/2025	64/1998	58/2025*	34/1998
17	89/2011	62/2021	59/2025	30/1998
18	92/2022	63/2021	59/2004	31/2008
19	90/2022*	64/2025	62/2024	39/2013
20	90/2022*	73/2025	60/2019	34/2013
21	93/2000	73/2024	62/2000	43/2013
22	94/2012	64/2010	64/2006	36/2007
23	90/2012	56/2010	67/2012	38/2010
24	93/2012	71/2015	62/2012	42/2013
25	94/2012	71/2005	62/2017	41/1999
26	94/2000	62/2015	64/2021	41/2008
27	96/2000	68/1998	61/2000	35/1998
28	95/2000	67/2021	64/2000	39/2015
29	92/2011	53/2021	63/2001	38/2023
30	92/2002	62/2010	60/2020	34/2017

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Above Normal Temperatures, Strong Thunderstorms, Tropical Development Being Monitored

Santa Teresa records for April