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The Bob Clark Podcast

The Bob Clark Podcast

Fall Weather Update!!

Oct 19, 2026 · 34 min · 14 segments

Fall is here and KOAT 7 Chief Meteorologist Byron Morton joins Bob Clark to get us ready for what is ahead. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Speakers: Byron MortonGuestBob ClarkHostMegan KlingenbergHostDaryl DikeGuest

Top entities: New Mexico×39 Albuquerque×15 Matthew Hagee×8 Daryl Dike×7 Byron Morton II×11

Show signals: SuitabilityLimitedBiasLeans rightAudience≈1k followers

Record Rainfall and Flooding4:06 – 8:24

Byron MortonGuest

4:06

It did from the entire monsoon season being, uh, nearly a record dry monsoon season and then turning to, uh, one of the wettest on record.

Byron MortonGuest

4:13

It's just wild.

Byron MortonGuest

4:14

Now, And I'm sure you had a wonderful trip.

Byron MortonGuest

4:17

Oh, absolutely.

B

4:17

But I mean, what was there other than just doing that video? Was there a part of you? Oh, yeah.

B

4:22

Darn it.

B

4:22

Yeah.

B

4:22

It's just like all this weather.

B

4:23

I want to be in the middle of it,

Byron MortonGuest

4:25

you know, and I want to be in the thick of it.

Byron MortonGuest

4:26

But, you know, we have a great team at KOT7 and I was working with them closely.

Byron MortonGuest

4:31

But boy, yeah, it was just wild.

Byron MortonGuest

4:33

And I was just like, wow, this is just like.

Byron MortonGuest

4:35

wave after wave of rain.

Byron MortonGuest

4:37

And unfortunately, of course, it did involve some flooding.

Byron MortonGuest

4:40

And we don't like to see that, of course.

Byron MortonGuest

4:41

But the moisture was phenomenal.

Byron MortonGuest

4:43

Especially

B

4:44

that third wave of rain down in southern New Mexico and Dona Ana County.

B

4:47

It was really tough.

B

4:48

I did a number on a lot of the farmers down there with the chili crop that was still left to be harvested and then the pecans.

B

4:52

And now there's some questions regarding the damage that was left behind as to whether they'll be able to stay on schedule in terms of next spring's growing season.

B

5:01

Yeah,

Byron MortonGuest

5:02

I was hearing that it's going to be kind of an effect that could, you know, linger with them for quite some time.

Byron MortonGuest

5:07

So let's let's just hope for the best.

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98%39 mentions
AlbuquerqueCityCity in New Mexico
95%15 mentions
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92%8 mentions
Daryl DikePersonAmerican soccer player
89%7 mentions
Byron Morton IIPersonMeteorologist
86%11 mentions
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83%18 mentions
Meghan KlingenbergPersonAmerican former soccer player
80%5 mentions
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September Record Rainfall and FloodingWeather > Extreme Weather > Heavy Rainfall > New Mexico Monsoon Season
New Mexico HydrologyEnvironment > Water Resources > Drought
Snowpack-Driven Reservoir and Aquifer RechargeEnvironment > Water Resources > Drought > New Mexico Hydrology
New Mexico Winter Rainfall and Snowfall OutlookWeather > Climate Patterns > El Niño > Strong El Niño in the Pacific Ocean
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New Mexico Mountain ForestsNature > Seasonal Changes > Autumn Foliage
Extreme WeatherWeather
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DroughtEnvironment > Water Resources
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Climate PatternsWeather
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Record Rainfall and Flooding4:06 – 8:24

Byron MortonGuest

4:06

It did from the entire monsoon season being, uh, nearly a record dry monsoon season and then turning to, uh, one of the wettest on record.

Byron MortonGuest

4:13

It's just wild.

Byron MortonGuest

4:14

Now, And I'm sure you had a wonderful trip.

Byron MortonGuest

4:17

Oh, absolutely.

B

4:17

But I mean, what was there other than just doing that video? Was there a part of you? Oh, yeah.

B

4:22

Darn it.

B

4:22

Yeah.

B

4:22

It's just like all this weather.

B

4:23

I want to be in the middle of it,

Byron MortonGuest

4:25

you know, and I want to be in the thick of it.

Byron MortonGuest

4:26

But, you know, we have a great team at KOT7 and I was working with them closely.

Byron MortonGuest

4:31

But boy, yeah, it was just wild.

Byron MortonGuest

4:33

And I was just like, wow, this is just like.

Byron MortonGuest

4:35

wave after wave of rain.

Byron MortonGuest

4:37

And unfortunately, of course, it did involve some flooding.

Byron MortonGuest

4:40

And we don't like to see that, of course.

Byron MortonGuest

4:41

But the moisture was phenomenal.

Byron MortonGuest

4:43

Especially

B

4:44

that third wave of rain down in southern New Mexico and Dona Ana County.

B

4:47

It was really tough.

B

4:48

I did a number on a lot of the farmers down there with the chili crop that was still left to be harvested and then the pecans.

B

4:52

And now there's some questions regarding the damage that was left behind as to whether they'll be able to stay on schedule in terms of next spring's growing season.

B

5:01

Yeah,

Byron MortonGuest

5:02

I was hearing that it's going to be kind of an effect that could, you know, linger with them for quite some time.

Byron MortonGuest

5:07

So let's let's just hope for the best.

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