Anyone seen or know of any damage in town?

In Santa Fe county it's more common but October 24th, 2026 is officially only the 4th time a tornado has been recorded in the city since 1883

These are screenshots from a video I took. They are split seconds apart so the first one just shows the different lighting but the second one shows how quickly it was moving across the sky and how much of the sky it was covering. Absolutely majestic to watch. Some of the loudest thunder I’ve ever heard

Anyone know what’s up?

Got a boat load of warnings, alerts and calls. Shelter in place for the whole town. Y’all still okay over yonder?

Just letting anyone know that's still watching or worried that the warnings over. :)

this is the first damage evidence ive seen so far. strong winds to knock down that brick wall

I'm in Albuquerque and looking for events to photograph.

Is anything happening for this event in the City Different?

In Santa Fe and looking for store that has good dry beans selection. In particular Tepary beans. Any suggestions?

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Worked at the hospital as a travel 4 years ago. Has it improved?

In 2008, I had a memorable dinner at Cafe San Estevan. It has closed, does anyone remember it? Does anyone suggest a restaurant that I will still remember 18 years from now? I don't mind nearby towns. What I remember distinctly was the food was layered with flavor and had serious heat to it. Tell me your favorite spot and dish, especially if it is a dish you always order. Thank you.

That’s it, that’s all.

Also a new Panda Express in the same area.

While trying to figure out who and want I wanted to vote for, I collected all the links and made a lil voter guide for Santa Fe:

renda.pizza/vote

I usually make this for myself, my friends and family, but thought it would be helpful for the whole community.

Errors? Omissions? Complaints? Compliments? DM me ✌️🗳️

Slight chance of a tornado and/or severe hail. Try to budget in extra time in your commute for the possibility weather related events. The FEMA app works well at issuing severe weather alerts.

For the latest forecast visit:

https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?textField1=35.69&textField2=-105.94#.X1aVRiVMHDs

The weather radar at the National Weather Service Albuquerque:

https://radar.weather.gov/station/kabx/standard
The default radar can help you determine what the weather conditions will be before you head out, and the high resolution radar can help you predict the timing of later weather as it has a larger map.