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Rincon family salvages photos after storm collapses part of generations-old roof (opens the original)
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Rincon, New Mexico (KFOX14/CBS4) — Evacuation orders have been lifted in parts of New Mexico after heavy rain and flooding forced some residents from their homes. In Rincon, one family is now dealing with the damage left behind after recent storms caused part of their home’s roof to collapse. Mary Esparza and her granddaughter, Deandra Esparza, live in Rincon, where heavy rain moved through the community. Deandra said the family knew rain was coming, but they did not expect the storm to cause so
El Pasoans pick up free sandbags after heavy rain; sites open through Oct. 4 (opens the original)
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EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — After last week’s heavy rain left water in yards, garages and near the doors of some El Paso homes, residents are picking up free sandbags ahead of more possible rain this week. At El Paso Water’s Stormwater Operations Center in Northeast El Paso, residents loaded up on sandbags Sunday. Some were preparing their own homes, while others were picking up bags for older relatives and neighbors. Jesus Meza said his backyard remained flooded for a week after last week’s
Heavy rain leaves San Elizario farm watching winter crops, workers' hours (opens the original)
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SAN ELIZARIO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — After days of heavy rain across the Borderland, a family-owned farm in San Elizario is assessing what the wet conditions could mean for its winter crops and workers. Ralph and Marty Loya run Bodega Loya, where the family grows and sells fruits, vegetables and plants. The Loyas say rain is especially important in the desert, but several days of wet weather saturated the ground and flooded parts of the farm where winter crops were recently planted. “Living in th
El Paso family displaced after hillside runoff damages Lower Valley home (opens the original)
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EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — A homeowner in El Paso's Lower Valley said Thursday's heavy rain sent water, sand and debris rushing onto her Texas Red Drive property, damaging her home and forcing her family to leave. Ana Rodriguez said the runoff came from the hillside behind her home during a downpour that lasted about 30 to 40 minutes. A car and patio furniture on the property were left partially buried under mud. “As soon as I closed the sliding door, I noticed all the water was coming over
Cleanup, damage assessments underway after North View Apartments flood in northeast El Paso (opens the original)
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EL PASO, TEXAS (KFOX14/CBS4) — Heavy rain caused flooding at North View Apartments in northeast El Paso Wednesday morning, sending water onto the property, partially submerging several vehicles and forcing water into at least four apartment units. Residents said the water came in quickly, with some apartments seeing several inches of standing water. “I just felt my floor completely soaked. The more I walked in my apartment, the deeper the water got,” one resident said. Video provided to KFOX14/C
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