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Heavy rains cause erosion and flooding across New Mexico (opens the original)
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Heavy rains have led to erosion near Rio Rancho Middle School and flooding in Albuquerque, with meteorologists noting unusual precipitation patterns for September. Heavy rains have led to erosion near Rio Rancho Middle School and flooding in Albuquerque, with meteorologists noting unusual precipitation patterns for September. Heavy rains are impacting New Mexico this week, causing erosion near Rio Rancho Middle School and flooding in Albuquerque. On the west side of Albuquerque at Paseo and Univ
'We just want them to uphold what they promised us': Albuquerque apartment residents protest sewage and bug infestations (opens the original)
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Residents of Mont 44 Apartments in Albuquerque are demanding action from management over sewage backups, bug infestations and health code violations, with the city giving the complex 10 days to address the issues. Residents of Mont 44 Apartments in Albuquerque are demanding action from management over sewage backups, bug infestations and health code violations, with the city giving the complex 10 days to address the issues. Residents of Mont 44 Apartments in northeast Albuquerque are protesting
Dry weekend continues with storm chances on the horizon. (opens the original)
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One more day of clear skies until impact storms hit most of the state tomorrow. One more day of clear skies until impact storms hit most of the state tomorrow. Drier conditions will come to an end into the overnight hours as thunderstorms move through the northwestern parts of the state. The majority of New Mexico is under a flash flood watch until Wednesday morning; however, Wednesday remains an impact weather day for all six regional zones. Starting tomorrow, the risk of flash flooding will be
Hurricane Polo still forecast to track over New Mexico as tropical depression (opens the original)
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CURRENT CONDITIONS & FORECAST | CURRENT WATCHES AND WARNINGS | LIVE RADAR | UPLOAD YOUR WEATHER PHOTOS | TURN ON WEATHER NOTIFICATIONS Hurricane Polo, a major hurricane off the coast of Mexico in the Pacific Ocean, is forecast to bring impacts to New Mexico. The latest forecast from the National Hurricane Center shows Hurricane Polo could cross over New Mexico as a tropical depression next week. New Mexico could see heavy rain and flash flooding as Hurricane Polo helps to draw monsoonal moisture
Drier weekend with storm chances ahead. (opens the original)
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This weekend shapes up to be dry and pleasant, as storm chances return for most of the state early-to-mid next week. This weekend shapes up to be dry and pleasant, as storm chances return for most of the state early-to-mid next week. It's a good weekend to spend some time outdoors, as rain chances are slim to none for most of the state. These conditions continue into tomorrow until thunderstorms make headway on Monday. This increase in isolated thunderstorms corresponds with the landfall of Hurr
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