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New Mexico: Temperature Extremes

Month	Maximum °F	Year	Place	Minimum °F	Year	Place
Jan.	89	1938	Tularosa	–47	1971	Eagle Nest
Feb.	100	1904	Carlsbad	–50	1951	Gavilan
March	99	1946	Roswell	–34	1948	Eagle Nest
April	104	1934	Artesia	–36	1945	Eagle Nest
May	110	2000	Carlsbad*	–2	1967	Eagle Nest
June	122	1994	Waste Iso Plt	10	1982	Lybrook
July	116	1934	Orogrande	19	1935	Therma
Aug.	115	1994	Waste Isolation Plant (nr. Carlsbad)	23	1944	Selsor Ranch
Sept.	112	1948	Orogrande	8	1912	Elizabethtown
Oct.	101	2000	Bitter Lakes National Wildlife Refuge*	–15	1945	Red River
Nov.	97	1903	Carlsbad	–38	1976	Eagle Nest
Dec.	90	1933	Hagerman	–47	1961	Dulce

*Also on earlier dates at the same time or other places.

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