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Passenger Trains > SWC #3(5) Running LateDate: 08/06/18 18:37 SWC #3(5) Running Late Author: bnsfrr805 Does anyone know what happened to #3(5)? I show it with a 3hr delay into Albuquerque tonight. I was tracking that train this morning and i looks like it was running ok. Anyone that can in lighten me on this train, would be greatly appreciated
Steve White Carthage, TX Date: 08/06/18 19:12 Re: SWC #3(5) Running Late Author: tmaher Nothing new here! Amtrak trains are always running late.
It would be unusual news if it were running on time. Just sayin! Date: 08/07/18 10:28 Re: SWC #3(5) Running Late Author: Cumbresfan It looks like the usual suspects. From Dixieland, 1:13 loss between Hutchison and Dodge City, and another hour from Las Vegas to Lamy. Incremental loses after that. As of 10:18 PT Tuesday, 4:13 late at Riverside.
Unfortunately, it's only going to get worse later this week. From the NWS ABQ: This hazardous weather outlook is for portions of north and central New Mexico. DAY ONE...Today and Tonight Severe thunderstorms are expected across portions of northeast and east central New Mexico this afternoon and evening. Storms will initially be discrete but as they shift eastward, they will grow upscale into a small cluster. Large hail will be the initial threat, however, the potential for damaging wind gusts will increase as the storms shift east. Locally heavy rainfall and flash flooding is also possible with any storms this afternoon and evening. DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...Wednesday through Monday Showers and thunderstorms will continue to increase in number and intensity through the remainder of the work week. Severe weather remains possible Wednesday afternoon and evening across northeast and east central New Mexico. Once again, large hail and damaging winds will be the main threats. Heavy rain will also be a concern area wide through the remainder of the week as soils become increasingly saturated and storm motion slows. Though localized areas of flash flooding is possible on Wednesday, concern for flash flooding is maximized on Thursday and Friday. Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/07/18 10:28 by Cumbresfan. |