We had a nice small hail-Graupel storm around 1pm this afternoon at our home about a mile north of Hatcher Lake!
4-23-21: 2pm update: Scattered storms continue this afternoon as our trough pushes closer.

We will continue to see some scattered storms and showers this afternoon as the trough approaches from the west. Activity should come to an end by sunset, leaving us with a great weekend of temperatures warming into the 60’s.
Our next system is due to arrive Monday afternoon and will give us additional chances for snow-rain combo through Tuesday. I’ll have a complete update on Saturday.
-Mark Langford
Nice to wake up to an inch of snow and a tenth of an inch of liquid at our home about a mile north of Hatcher Lake…
4-23-21: 8am quick update: Our trough to the west has finally put us in a SW flow this morning! I found an inch of snow at our home about a mile north of Hatcher Lake.



The trough to our west will continue to move our direction today giving us additional chances for some snow showers this morning, than a chance for some rain showers and even a scattered thunderstorm this afternoon. Temps will warm into the upper 40’s and 50’s so all of the snow in the valley will only be a memory by noon. Look for snow to continue for most of the day in the mountains. Based on the road cams, it looks like they have already had 2-3 inches this morning.
Lettuce snow how much fell at your place this morning and where!
-Mark Langford
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1/2″ Amargo canyon Lumberton N.M.
Thanks for the update!
1.25” on Jacobson Hill!! All melted after a few hours….
It’s been a fun weather day!
2″ in Log Park off Fawn Gulch Road. It was a surprise to see it falling this morning! Big flakes but on pause for now.
Thanks for the update!
Any form of moisture is a good thing around here!