Terrific Turnout in Farmington

We had over 700 show up for breakfast w the Farmington Lions Club today! All proceeds go to the new San Juan Regional Animal Shelter!  Thanks to ALL the Wonderful folks in teh 4 corners area, and especially tha Navajo Nation.  Ya'tahey!!   I found a Golden Retriever I want to adopt....Heading up to Durango to see all the snow...but hoping to Beat the Winter Storm that is headed there for later.  Will keep you posted....ss

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Congrats on Alibi

 NAME: Dot Cook-Simmons
CITY: Albuquerque
COMMENT: Just had to congratulate you on the Alibi centerfold! I thought you'd mention it on air ~ maybe you did ~ my tv is "possessed"! I'll be listening to a story Marla's relating and the next thing I know, it's a spanish speaking polar bear!!! Love both of you, keep up the good work! Dot

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Happy Weatherman's Day!

Dear Steve,
You just announced it was National Weatherman's Day or something to that
effect. Either way, you are the very BEST!
Have a wonderful weekend with your children and family in Farmington.
Throw a snowball for me, o.k.?
Sincerely your greatest fan,
Denise Childs
P.S. I'll tell you like I tell my husband every day when he leaves "Go
with God."

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Wisconsin Transplant

 

NAME: Richard F. Karner
CITY: albuquerque
COMMENT: Mr. Stucker, i already sent an e-mail to marla, but i also wanted to send one to you as well. i moved here from the frozen tundra that is wisconsin, ever since i have been here i have watched marla and you in the morning before i go to work. i watch from 5 to 5:30am as i work in the medical field and  need  to be in early. i enjoy your playful banter with marla, and how you make everything entertaining and interesting. as i said in my e-mail to marla, as long as your team is together, i will be watching KOB. you are the best team either here or in wisconsin!! sincerly, Richard F. Karner

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Weather report complaint/reply

 

Dear Mr. Stucker,
I'm not one to complain unnecessarily, but it is a bit frustrating when one is trying to get accurate weather data and you flash numbers on the screen with such rapidity that it is difficult to focus. I have been a loyal KOB watcher for over 35 years and would like to continue to watch the weather on your channel. Please slow your pace down, as others do on other channels. I have called in the past without results.

Sincerely,
Jim Root 

Stucker, Steve wrote:

 Thanks for the note....and the kind comments.  I'll TRY to slow down...but its honestly very difficult. We have the largest coverage area of any market in the nation, and have to get thru a lot of info in a very short time.....They are constantly 'in my ear" telling me to hurry up!  What I normally suggest, is for people to not try and take in all the numbers, but to look for "groupings"  I.e.: 50's & 60's.....as opposed to exact numbers for each location.  The temperature "range" is much more important than specific numbers...because the "high" or "low" you see on the map only represents one hour of the day...at either the highest or lowest points.   That said, I will do my best to be so fast on the clicker button.   God bless....ss

 

I do love you Steve. You represent the purest form of friendly, humorous, intelligent, thoughtful, lively, pleasant and dedicated reporting of the weather that's aired in New Mexico, perhaps nationwide. Keep up the great work, and your tireless love of animals.

Jim

 Thanks again Mr. Root for your kindness and support....ss 
 

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Steve in Farmington This Saturday!

I'll be joining my friends at the Farmington Lions Club breakfast this weekend!  It's a fund raiser for the New San Juan Regional Animal Shelter. Join us Saturday morning from 7am-11 at the Civic Center for pancakes & sausage, plus live entertainment. $5 for adults, $3 for kids.

 

I'd love to see you there, and help you learn more about the plans for the great new shelter!

 

Steve Stucker

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Ski Apache Snow

 

From: larry

goodmorning steve, here we go again we got 15inches at Ski Apache and its is still snowing. I'll keep you posted

ski you later

L Schneider

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6-8 inches already

Hi Steve, It’s Gailgena - 10 miles south of I40 in the Manzanos. Already 6-8 inches and it is just coming down! 28 degrees.

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Edgewood snow

I'm sure you're hearing from everyone, but in Edgewood it's been piling up at the rate of an inch/hour. At noon we were up to 6" one-half mile south of I-40.

Jacqueline Davis

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Snow in the East Mts.

I  live  South  of  Sadillo  Hill  in  the  mountains.  At  this  time  (10:15am)  I  have  4+  inches  of  snow  and  it's  still  coming  down  steadily. 
 
Watch  you  every  morning  to  determine  the  weather.
 
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(an  Adult Literacy Program)
1224  Pennsylvania,  NE
Albuquerque,  NM  87110
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Weed Winter Wonderland

 

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From: Patricia Ward [mailto:patrice@cavemen.net]
Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2010 10:41 AM
To: Stucker, Steve
Subject: Weed Winter Wonderland

Just measured 7" and it's still snowing.  I must have measured incorrectly earlier.  Could it really have snowed 4" more in 3 hours!?

 

Patsy Ward

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Mountainair snow

 

From: irene weinmann

thought you might want to know that here outside of mountainair, 6 miles to the west about 3 inches or more of snow! it's been nonstop since before 7 this morning!

irene

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Snow In Placitas

 

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From: lynnr-nm@comcast.net [mailto:lynnr-nm@comcast.net]
Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2010 9:05 AM
To: Stucker, Steve
Subject: Snow In Placitas

Steve,

It started snowing here in Placitas at 8:45AM.  No rain, just snow. Not heavy (yet, at least), but not light either. Visibility is not good. I can see the neighbor's house behind us ( 1 acre away) but nothing beyond that.

By the way, my hubby didn't believe it was actually going to snow in Albuquerque during daylight hours. He said that you just said "today", not giving a time.  He took this to mean late, being the optomistic golfoholic that his is! This is his golf afternoon and his foursome has a tee time @ 11:30 at the UNM course.  Too funny! 

Lynn Rounds

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Weather report

light snow approximately 20 miles SW of Corona, NM. Have received about
a half of an inch.

Lloyd Maness

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3" and counting

 

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From: Patricia Ward [mailto:patrice@cavemen.net]
Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2010 7:46 AM
To: Stucker, Steve
Subject: 3" and counting

Hello from the Great Metropolis of Weed!

 

I think God pushed the replay button, and we're singing the Dolly Parton song "Here You Come Again."  We have 3" so far, and it's still snowing.

 

Attached is a picture taken from the Weed bridge on August 31, 2006.  This is what we're looking forward to this coming Spring!

 

Warmest (and I mean that literally!) Regards,

 

Patricia Ward

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Morning Smiles

NAME: Geri
CITY: Zuni, NM
COMMENT: Hey Steve, I've always enjoyed watching the newscasts because of you and you still are GREAT to watch! You continue to put a smile on my face even when I'm feeling down. In your own words, "May God bless!" Warm greetings from Zuni. ~Geri

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