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    <p>without Owen here to keep us on track with thread hygiene I'll
      self-report... I realize I am often guilty of thread-bending if
      not outright thread-jacking...  what is the difference? 
      Haboob/Derecho, Jack/Bend?  Inquiring minds wanna know...<br>
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    <p>following up on the *weather* aspect of this thread, my short
      acute windstorm experience yielded about 6 power glitches that
      lasted less than 5 seconds each.  I'm guessing the wind severity
      direction was enough to actually cause some nearby overhead high
      voltage wires to come close enough to touch/arc?   I know dense
      smoke can yield (plasma formation) arcing?   The system apparently
      recovered very quickly which is unusual in our poorly maintained
      COOP.    The Cerro Grande fire was triggered by a (windfall?)
      downed powerline as I remember it.</p>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 6/20/24 9:21 AM, steve smith wrote:<br>
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      <p>does the NWS/etc even have an entry in their warning system for
        "haboob"?   <br>
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      <p>I'm not that clear on the difference from RECs "derecho"... 
        GPTs differentiation wasn't particularly helpful in this case. 
        Wikipedia's entries were a little more helpful with a suggestion
        that the derecho is driven before a storm front while a haboob,
        also associated is more of a down and outflow of cold air
        flowing away from the front.   Wikipedia suggests that NM does
        experience haboobs.   I've been in a few conditions on
        reflection might have been such where the dust-storm front not
        only preceded the storm front but in fact the storm front itself
        never arrived?</p>
      <p>At my location, (Otowi bridge crossing the Rio Grande just at
        the northern pinch-point between Buckman Mesa and the foothill
        mesas of the Jemez outflow) We had a severe half-hour of wind,
        rain and (small) hail....  only unique in it's acute intensity
        and brevity...  we do often get a certain type of weather
        concentration as the topography 9both local and regional)
        funnels something right over us.   <br>
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      <p>FWIW, since Guerin turned me on to flight-tracker, I've been
        able to add evidence to my understanding that Otowi Bridge
        itself is a VFR waypoint so a lot of smaller planes may well fly
        at least within sight of the landmark so they can re-vector
        toward their next waypoint/destination.    So the same location
        seems to "focus" civilian air traffic as well.   The rio grande
        also seems to be a corridor for military/police helicopters...
        there seem to be a "pair" who meet roughly over my house, one
        northbound, the other southbound.  I'm guessing a Military
        training program out of ABQ possibly coupled with a
        ATF/State-Police drug-surveillance related activity.   <br>
      </p>
      <p>I was looking because I wanted to see if Musk's LANL visit
        included one of his private jets in/out of LAM airport.   I
        didn't confirm.   I suppose if it were too easy, his jet would
        have gotten the same orange paint as StoneHenge and Taylor Swift
        recently?  <br>
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      <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 6/20/24 6:18 AM, Roger Critchlow
        wrote:<br>
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        <div dir="ltr">We had a couple of power glitches, a high wind
          warning, and a severe storm warning all between 6 and 7 pm. 
          The sky went apocalyptic for a while.  The clouds had been
          massing east of the Organs earlier.  No haboob warning, but
          the high wind warning was pushed to SMS and included the usual
          cautions about how to drive when you can't see anything in the
          dust.  The derecho in the satellite picture is all west of us,
          you can see the lights of Las Cruces and El Paso at one point
          in the video.
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          <div>-- rec --</div>
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          <div dir="ltr" class="gmail_attr">On Wed, Jun 19, 2024 at
            11:05 PM Stephen Guerin <<a
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            <div dir="ltr">NIck,<br>
              <br>
              Check out this Haboob moving across southern NM / northern
              Mexico<br>
                  satellite animation: <a
href="https://guerin.acequia.io/incidents/HaboobAndSouthForkFire_20240619_2.mp4"
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                class="moz-txt-link-freetext">https://guerin.acequia.io/incidents/HaboobAndSouthForkFire_20240619_2.mp4</a><br>
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              Roger, did you experience it?<br>
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              <div>This while Ruidoso experiences Post Fire Debris Flow
                flooding and loss of 2,400 structures</div>
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              <div>-Stephen</div>
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