Byron Morton II

It is 925, Bob Clark.

We continue now with Chief Meteorologist Byron Morton from our TV news partner KOAT TV Channel 7.

And Byron, after the news coming up here at the bottom of the hour in a few minutes.

We'll talk about El Nino, Super El Nino, and what the forecast is still telling us, what all that means for New Mexico.

Are we at the peak season yet? We'll talk about that with Byron next year on NewsRadio KKOV.

9.47 is the time, Bob Clark.

We continue now with Byron Morton, Chief Meteorologist over at our TV news partner, KOAT-TV, Channel 7.

And Byron, it's fall time.

Uh, we're getting a big blow tonight, so...

So I told- Actually, we're gonna have, uh, we're gonna have Byron Morton in here to talk about the change in the weather, what the weekend's gonna look like, and, uh, yeah.

So what's gonna be happening.

Everybody else, good afternoon.

Actually, they kind of waited to start some construction, road construction projects here in Albuquerque until the Balloon Fiesta was over, so.

Well, at least they waited until the Balloon Fiesta was over.

Byron Morton with us now, though, KOAT Action 7 News meteorologist.

I know you're a busy man today, Byron.

Albuquerque tops out at 75 degrees for your Tuesday and 66 on the plaza in Santa Fe.

I'm KOAT 7 Weather chief meteorologist Byron Morton for KOAT.

At 6:42, pardon me, 5:42, it's 77 and mostly cloudy in Albuquerque.

It's 66 and cloudy in Santa Fe.