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KCEC to upgrade Taos-Questa transmission line (opens the original)
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Kit Carson Electric Co-op has been selected for a $50.8 million project to upgrade its main transmission line between Taos and Questa, an investment the co-op said will improve reliability and wildfire preparedness across Northern New Mexico. The project includes approximately $38.1 million in federal funding from the U.S. Department of Energy, or 75 percent of the project cost, and a $12.7 million match from KCEC, according to a Sept. 28 co-op press release. The co-op plans to improve approxima
NEST shelter seeks donations of tents, tarps, sleeping bags (opens the original)
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The DreamTree Project is soliciting donations of tents, sleeping bags, backpacks, and tarps and other rain protection gear after recent heavy rains âsoaked or ruinedâ the belongings of homeless people in the area. More heavy rain is in the forecast this week, heightening the need for supplies. âIf you or your business can donate supplies, purchase items in bulk, or order items from Amazon and have them shipped directly to us, we would be deeply grateful,â DreamTree said in an announcemen
Flood watch extended through Wednesday (Sept. 30) in Taos, North Central NM (opens the original)
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A flood watch has been extended for Taos and far North Central New Mexico until midnight Wednesday (Sept. 30), according to an update from the National Weather Service in Albuquerque Tuesday afternoon. There is a "high likelihood" that precipitation will continue in Northern New Mexico through Wednesday. Rainfall may exceed 5 inches in the higher elevations." The primary concern for the Enchanted Circle and Upper Rio Grande Valley is flash flooding and river flooding, and a chance for landslides
Flood watch extended across New Mexico (opens the original)
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A flood watch is in effect for Taos and much of New Mexico until 6 a.m. Wednesday (Sept. 30), according to the National Weather Service in Albuquerque. "A near-record to record surge of moisture combined with two merging storm systems will bring a prolonged multi-day period of showers and thunderstorms producing moderate to heavy rainfall," according to the Weather Service forecast. "Combined with already rain-soaked soil, there is a moderate to high risk of flash flooding." Low-lying and poorly
Red River, Angel Fire under flash flood watch as officials warn of adverse driving conditions (opens the original)
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A flash flood watch is in effect for Red River, Angel Fire, the Village of Taos Ski Valley until 6 a.m. Thursday (Sept. 24), along with much of the eastern half of New Mexico. Updated forecasts show Taos and most of the Enchanted Circle are outside the portion of Northern New Mexico predicted to be hardest hit by a days long rainfall event. Taos County will see significant rain nonetheless â as much as 2 inches through Friday night, according to a special weather briefing by the National Weat
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