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Last Map Update: Fri, Oct 10, 2025 at 7:18:24 pm MDT

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We will see record atmospheric moisture levels this weekend, peaking Saturday night. With that comes the potential for excessive rainfall, resulting in local flooding and flash flooding, especially on Sunday. Locations along and south of the I-10 corridor west of El Paso are most likely to see heavy rainfall through Sunday.

Widespread scattered to numerous rain showers, and embedded isolated to scattered thunderstorms, are expected this weekend and early next week. On the left is the current official forecast rainfall amounts. On the right is the low-end and high-end forecast possibilities.

As moisture levels reach record high values for mid-October due to an influx of tropical moisture, rain chances increase area-wide through Monday. Areas to the south and west are favored to see heavy rainfall and flash flooding over the next several days.

The flash flood threat lingers through the early week but diminishes through Tuesday as drier air begins to filter in from the southwest.

Turn around, don't drown!

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