National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

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 northwest and western NM today as well as the South Central Mountains and Eastern Lincoln County. Moist soils from soaking rainfall the past few days along with heavy rainfall rates up to 1.5"/hour will elevate the flash flood threat.
Drier air begins moving in from the west Saturday helping to slightly decrease storm chances across the area Saturday. Highest storm chances along the Continental Divide and north central NM. Drier air fully overtakes the state Sunday helping to shut down storm chances for most areas.
Rain chances trend lower this weekend then increase again around the middle of next week. Numerous showers and storms will increase the risk of flooding once again. A few storms may become strong to severe mid to late next week as well.

 

 
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