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Last Map Update: Mon, Sep 14, 2026 at 7:20:06 am MDT

A surge of monsoon moisture is favored to bring multiple days of high precipitation chances across New Mexico. This may create saturated and sensitive areas, which may increase the risk of flash flooding. Remain weather aware and continue to monitor the forecast!
The focus for storms with heavy rainfall and flash flooding will be over northern and western NM today before spreading to a larger area of northern and central NM Tuesday.
The focus for storms with heavy rainfall and flash flooding will spread into even more of NM Wednesday and Thursday. Rainfall rates may exceed 1-2"/hour with the stronger storms. Normally dry creeks, streams, and arroyos may fill with fast-flowing water. Never cross a flooded roadway.
Temperatures will be 5 to 10 degrees cooler in most areas today with much higher rainfall chances. A few storms will produce locally heavy rainfall. Small hail, strong winds, and frequent lightning strikes are also possible.

 

 
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