Images of Taos and Santa Fe taken this afternoon.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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A wall of water is currently approaching the Albuquerque area from the south. Small tornado touched down in Socorro. Global weirding at its finest.
Yeah, I drove home through Santa Fe and Taos on Friday and got pelted by slushball hail and driving rain. Slushy snow through South Park and over Kenosha Pass down to Denver.
Definitely global warming