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Heavy rain and flood threats across New Mexico the next few days (opens the original)
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Soggy tonight and Tuesday for most of the state, be prepared for steady, long-duration rain showers with isolated heavy downpours. The risk of flooding will start to increase, and with all the clouds and rain showers around on Tuesday, temperatures will only climb into the 50s and 60s. Flood Watches for all counties of the state remain in effect until Wednesday morning. Overnight Tuesday night and into Wednesday morning is going to be our main concern with the leftover circulation from Hurricane
Why do floods happen so often in burn scars? (opens the original)
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The aftermath of scorched areas from wildfires can leave lasting impacts for nearby communities. A burn scar is an area where a wildfire has burned and left behind charred land that has difficulty absorbing moisture. The flood threat can last anywhere from three to five years or more after the wildfire took place. For example, the burn scars from the Salt and South Fork fires, which started in June 2022, have a flood threat estimate from June 2025 to June 2027. The most intense of the flooding a
More impact rain & storms with isolated flooding ahead of a great weekend. (opens the original)
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Flooding threats continue today then turning drier and warmer this weekend. Flooding threats continue today then turning drier and warmer this weekend. Happy Friday some lingering showers out there this morning then a brief lull ahead of more monsoon storms later in the afternoon and evening. Threats of heavy rainfall and localized flooding continue through Saturday morning. If flooding threatens, get to higher ground immediately. Always avoid arroyos, ditches, and water-covered roads. Good news
Record-challenging heat with a slight storm chance on Sunday (opens the original)
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Record-challenging hot temperatures through the weekend, then better rain chances and cooler next week. Record-challenging hot temperatures through the weekend, then better rain chances and cooler next week. Once again challenging records Sunday afternoon in Albuquerque with highs climbing in the low 90s the record for the day is 93 degrees, Santa Fe will be in the upper 80s. Drink plenty of water and take frequent breaks in the shade if you are going to the state fair. The first half of the day
Monsoon Storms and Heavy Rain Possible For Western and Central New Mexico Today (opens the original)
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There is a marginal to slight risk of excessive rainfall across western and central New Mexico today. Flash flooding could result where storms are expected to move over the same area repeatedly throughout the day. Although cooler than last week, temperatures will trend above normal and there is a risk of heat-related illnesses across eastern New Mexico for the week. Albuquerque highs will reach the low 90s then evening clouds arrive, and scattered gusty storms develop. Santa Fe should reach a hi
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