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A very active wet monsoon pattern will persist across the Land of Enchantment through the end of the week.

A Flash Flood Watch is in effect for portions of southern, central, and northern New Mexico today. Rainfall rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour over very saturated soils have the potential to produce flash flooding.

Rounds of numerous showers and storms are likely throughout central NM again today into the overnight hours.

Much of the western two-thirds of New Mexico has a good chance of receiving at least a half-inch of rain through Saturday, with locally higher amounts of 2 inches or more favoring far northwestern NM. Lesser amounts of a half-inch to an inch will threaten flash flooding in burn scars and low-lying areas.

Numerous showers and storms are likely through Friday, becoming more scattered on Saturday. Flash flooding will be the main threat this week, although a few strong storms could develop Friday and Saturday as well.

With the active weather pattern this week, be prepared to take action if a Flash Flood Warning is issued for your area! Have multiple ways to receive NWS messages.