Remember, a Flood Watch is your notification to be prepared. A Flood Watch is issued when weather ingredients are aligning for possible flooding. Stay tuned to trusted news sources and be ready to seek higher ground. A Flood Warning is your notification to take action! A Flood Warning is issued when flooding is happening or about to happen. Move to higher ground immediately! Never drive or walk through flood waters.
After a wildfire: flash floods and debris flows. Floods and debris flows happen quickly after rainfall. Prepare now! Be aware of your surroundings and stay informed by having multiple ways to receive watches and warnings. Follow any evacuation or other instructions from local officials. If you have to shelter in place, get to the highest point inside your home. Go up, not out!
Moisture has seeped into New Mexico from the southeast, and this will lead to scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms this afternoon into the evening. Areas along and east of the central mountain chain will have the best chances to receive more than 0.25" rainfall.
Temperatures climb late this week. Highest chances of shower and thunderstorm activity will be today, but lingering moisture will keep daily rounds of thunderstorms in the forecast through at least Saturday.
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