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What's a Monsoon?
It's a weather pattern that gives us late afternoon rains, which typically only last for a few minutes. It occurs when a high pressure is over New Mexico or Texas and pulls humid air north from the Gulf. As the heat of the day warms this humid air, it rises and condenses as it encounters colder air aloft, finally returning to the ground as rain.
In New Mexico we receive 40% of our annual rainfall during the Monsoon Season (mid July through August).
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