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Las Cruces High School (shown above during practice), Organ Mountain High School and Mayfield High School all hit the road to Albuquerque to play their season openers. The lone game in Las Cruces is a Saturday, Aug. 19, showdown between two of the top three teams in Class 6A. No. 3-ranked Centennial High School hosts No. 1 Cleveland High School in a 1 p.m. game at the Field of Dreams  \nSaturday. Mesilla Valley Christian School is idle until Sept. 8. For more information, see Page 31.  \nCONTENT BROUGHT TO YOU BY:  \nYOUR PARTNER IN PROGRESS  \nFIGHT AGAINST MOSQUITOES WITH DOÑA ANA COUNTY’S  \nVECTOR CONTROL PROGRAM!  \nThe County offers Gambusia Minnows for FREE to fight against mosquitoes in standing water, ponds, water features and watering holes!  \nPick up is available at Doña Ana County Vector Control at 4605  \nW. Picacho, Las Cruces.  \nCONNECT WITH US: FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA!  \nWWW.DONAANACOUNTY.ORG   \n‘September surprise’ could prevent driest monsoon season  \nBy MIKE COOK  \nLas Cruces Bulletin  \nLas Cruces could bein for its driest monsoon season ever, but there is a “glimmer of hope” if current weather conditions deliver a “September surprise,” said National Weather Service meteorologist Jason Laney, who is stationed in Santa Teresa.  \nThunderstorms are occurring in higher terrains – the Sacramento  \nCity watering restrictions continue  \nBULLETIN REPORT  \nCity of Las Cruces outdoor watering restrictions are in place April 1-Sept.  \n30. Watering is allowed only 10 a.m.-6 p.m.  \nHere are the restrictions:  \n• Mondays: No outdoor watering  \n• Tuesdays, Thursdaysand Saturdays: Outdoor watering for even-numbered addresses (addresses ending in 0, 2, 4, 6 or 8)  \n• Wednesdays, Fridaysand Sundays: Outdoor watering for odd numbered addresses (addresses ending in 1, 3, 5, 7 or 9) .  \nTo request a variance or for help reducing water usage, contact city Water Conservation Program Coordinator Rhonda Diaz at 575-528-3549 and ConserveWater@las[cruces.org](cruces.org).  \nFor additional information, visit www.lascruces. gov/1285/Water-Conservation.  \nMountains northeast of Las Cruces and the Black Range Mountains to the northwest, Laney said. Those thunderstorms“produce a cool outflow that spreads out to the lowlands,” including Las Cruces, and that “deep moisture in the atmosphere is the first and most important feature of monsoon rainfall,” he said.  \nThe local monsoon season, officially June 15-Sept. 30, usually delivers about five inches of rain, which is 60 percent of the area’s annual total. This year, however, monsoons may produce only about an inch of rain – “a very disappointing number for us,” Laney said.  \nA monsoon is a seasonal reversal of wind. Rainfall is a byproduct.  \nThe driest monsoon season on record is 1.17 inches in 1948, Laney said. Weather records date back to the late 1800s.  \nThe culprit this year is“El Niño,” a weather pattern (winds and sea-surface temperatures) in the equatorial Pacific Ocean that impacts weather around the world.“The atmosphere is battling itself,” Laney said.“You’ve got so many  \ndifferent controls trying to push the moisture our way. El Niño says,‘Send it somewhere else.’ That’s what we see happening.”  \nThe more than 100 weather models NWS is currently running include many predicting a halfinch of rainfall in this year’s monsoon season, a few showing no rainfall at all and some (the glimmer of hope) forecasting up to two inches of rain, said Laney, who ","cbCainQkkOpnbzcm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainQkkOpnbzcm","pdf",12474440,48,"English","# News Highlights\n## High school football season openers\n## September “surprise” and monsoon outlook\n## City watering restrictions\n## Mosquito vector control program\n# Community and Education\n## Burrell College research day projects","[{\"question\":\"What local events are featured in the entertainment and news highlights?\",\"answer\":\"The issue spotlights high school football season openers for several local teams, plus community updates including weather and water-related guidance.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the article describe the monsoon season outlook for 2023?\",\"answer\":\"It explains that the monsoon season may bring far less rain than usual due to El Niño patterns, while a September “surprise” could provide some improvement.\"},{\"question\":\"What information is provided about outdoor water use in the city?\",\"answer\":\"Outdoor watering restrictions run from April 1 to Sept. 30, allowing watering only between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., with schedule limits by day and address parity.\"}]","Inside Entertainment Guide - 2023-08-18 Issue | PDF",74]