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Strong and potentially dangerous winds are expected to impact New Mexico on Sunday.
Amarillo is the land of the wind. I mean there is a reason that we are truly the windiest city in the United States. Heck, I am from Chicago originally and I can attest that we have them beat to heck. I also know that is not the reason Chicago is called the Windy City. Oh, politicians ruin everything.
Post-tropical where top winds at 60 miles an hour, mostly over the ocean. it's called post-tropical because it's more like an inland nor'easter right now, morphed itself. that line i was showing you, that's the line -- didn't draw that well, did i? that line is between the cold air to the north and the tropical air to the south. when cold air and tropical air meet we end up with a lot of rain. we still have the winds. look at the rain. again, it's north of that line. that's where that tropical moisture is running up over that colder air. this is going to be very heavy rain in some spots. they ...
Here. so this storm system is called post tropical with top winds at 60 miles an hour, mostly over the ocean. >> and it's called post tropical because it's more like an inland nor'easter. >> now, it's morphed itself. >> so that line i was showing you, that's the line. it didn't draw that well. that line is between the cold air to the north and the tropical air to the south. >> and when cold air and tropical meat, we end up with a lot of rain and we still have a wind. so look at the rain again. it's north of that line. that's where that tropical moisture is running up over that colder air. >> a...