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Last Map Update: Wed, Sep 30, 2026 at 9:00:11 am MDT

Showers and storms will enter and expand across New Mexico today, reaching central and eastern NM this evening and overnight. Precipitation intensity peaks Tuesday before clearing conditions by Wednesday through Thursday.
A moderate risk of excessive rainfall exists Wednesday across far northeast NM. Rainfall will persist through Wednesday evening across much of north central and northeast NM, increasing the risk for additional flooding.
North central and northeast NM will be favored for an additional 1-2 inches of rainfall through tonight. There is a low chance for localized areas of 3+ inches. Additional rainfall on saturated soils will increase runoff and the risk for flooding. Low lying areas, arroyos, streams, and locations within and downstream of burn scars will be most susceptible to flooding.
Rain showers and scattered thunderstorms will continue today, but the most persistent rain will be across north central and northeast NM. Drier conditions return from west to east Wednesday night into Thursday. High temperatures will remain below normal for the next week.

 

 
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