
Alaina Mencinger
City Hall Reporter at Albuquerque Journal
Environment/national labs reporter for the Santa Fe New Mexican. 1/2 of the ink stained wretches.
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1 week ago |
santafenewmexican.com | Alaina Mencinger
May has rolled in with a thunder. As snow accumulated Monday in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains and a flood watch stretched nearly the length of the state's eastern side, the severe conditions that struck Sunday were expected to continue through Wednesday morning. April showers bring May flowers? Forget the saying this year.
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1 week ago |
santafenewmexican.com | Alaina Mencinger
April showers bring May flowers — or so the saying goes. But the opposite is true this year. After a fairly dry April, Much of the state is experiencing early May rain, thunder and, in some cases, snow. There's a flood watch in place from Roswell to Raton, with the National Weather Service's Albuquerque office reporting "severe" thunderstorms bringing hail, lightning and intense gusts of wind are likely to hit Eastern New Mexico tonight.
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1 week ago |
santafenewmexican.com | Alaina Mencinger
PECOS — The reaction was instantaneous. The clear water sample thickened and turned yellowish brown. The solids weren’t present for long: Another solution was added and, as a student shook the bottle, the liquid turned a transparent amber. Slowly but surely, another student dripped liquid from a pipette into the sample, occasionally shaking the bottle as the color faded back to clear.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Alaina Mencinger
PECOS — The reaction was instantaneous. The clear water sample thickened and turned yellowish brown. The solids weren’t present for long: Another solution was added and, as a student shook the bottle, the liquid turned a transparent amber. Slowly but surely, another student dripped liquid from a pipette into the sample, occasionally shaking the bottle as the color faded back to clear.
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1 week ago |
santafenewmexican.com | Alaina Mencinger
PECOS — The reaction was instantaneous. The clear water sample thickened and turned yellowish-brown. The solids weren't present for long: Another solution was added and, as a student shook the bottle, the liquid turned a transparent amber. Slowly but surely, another student dripped liquid from a pipette into the sample, occasionally shaking the bottle as the color faded back to clear.
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