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Event
ID: 10729971,466 bytesFirst seen Jun 12, 20261 collection

Fields

NameValue
beginDate2023-02-22T13:15:00Z
beginLatitudenull
beginLongitudenull
countyOrZoneSANDIA/MANZANO MOUNTAINS INCLUDING EDGEWOOD
damageCrops0
damageProperty1000000
deaths0
endDate2023-02-22T13:22:00Z
endLatitudenull
endLongitudenull
episodeNarrativeA strong portion of the jetstream associated with a deep upper level low brought damaging winds to portions of northern and central NM February 22, 2023. Peak gusts regularly topped 70 mph, with the Santa Fe Airport recording a peak gust of 85 mph. The Magdalena Observatory also measured a peak gust of 93 mph in the San Mateo Mountains of western Socorro County. There were numerous reports of down trees, mostly within the Rio Grande Valley stretching from near Socorro to the Albuquerque metro. The most extreme of these wind damage reports included down transmission or communication towers at the Sandia Crest. This storm system also brought winter storm conditions, mostly to western and northern NM. These include reports of heavy snow, road closures along Interstate 40, and an avalanche at the Taos Ski Valley.
eventId1072997
eventNarrativeAn amateur radio spotter reported down transmission and communication towers at the Sandia Crest.
eventTypeHigh Wind
eventTypeIdhigh-wind
floodCausenull
injuries0
magnitude58
magnitudeTypeMG
sourceAmateur Radio
stateNEW MEXICO
tornadoFScalenull

Canonical JSON

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    "endDate": "2023-02-22T13:22:00Z",
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    "episodeNarrative": "A strong portion of the jetstream associated with a deep upper level low brought damaging winds to portions of northern and central NM February 22, 2023. Peak gusts regularly topped 70 mph, with the Santa Fe Airport recording a peak gust of 85 mph. The Magdalena Observatory also measured a peak gust of 93 mph in the San Mateo Mountains of western Socorro County. There were numerous reports of down trees, mostly within the Rio Grande Valley stretching from near Socorro to the Albuquerque metro. The most extreme of these wind damage reports included down transmission or communication towers at the Sandia Crest. This storm system also brought winter storm conditions, mostly to western and northern NM. These include reports of heavy snow, road closures along Interstate 40, and an avalanche at the Taos Ski Valley.",
    "eventId": "1072997",
    "eventNarrative": "An amateur radio spotter reported down transmission and communication towers at the Sandia Crest.",
    "eventType": "High Wind",
    "eventTypeId": "high-wind",
    "floodCause": null,
    "injuries": 0,
    "magnitude": 58,
    "magnitudeType": "MG",
    "source": "Amateur Radio",
    "state": "NEW MEXICO",
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  }
}

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