River flooding impacts were reported along the Rio Grande near San Antonio, NM alongside river gages showing continued rises and increased flows. A Flood Warning has been issued from areas just north of Socorro, NM southward to the Socorro County line along the Rio Grande through the day Thursday.
Moisture from the remnants of Tropical Storm Vance will produce showers and thunderstorms southeast areas later Thursday through Friday. There will be a risk of flash flooding mainly in urban areas, and below the recent burn scars of the south-central mountains. The heaviest rainfall will likely focus over far southeast New Mexico.
Rain showers and storms will spread northward across southern and eastern New Mexico Thursday afternoon through Thursday night. Rain chances will peak during the overnight hours across the southeast.
Confidence continues to increase that another Pacific storm system will bring widespread soaking rainfall to western and northern New Mexico Sunday into Monday, with snow in the high mountains. Rainfall rates are expected to remain light to moderate, but this could exacerbate ongoing flooding given the very saturated soils.
Above normal temps through Saturday, drop below average next week. Rain chances will favor eastern New Mexico through Friday, then western and northern areas Sunday and Monday of next week.
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