Scattered to widespread storms are expected to continue each afternoon through Thursday. This will increase the risk of flash flooding over recent burn scars and in southeastern New Mexico, however any area could see heavy rainfall and flash flooding.
A Flash Flood Watch is in effect from noon today through midnight for a large portion of central New Mexico. This is your notification to be prepared, as the ingredients for heavy rain and flash flooding have come together. Stay tuned to weather.gov/abq and trusted news sources in case Flash Flood Warnings are issued, indicating that flooding is imminent.
Scattered to widespread storms are likely around central and northern New Mexico both Tuesday and Wednesday. Strong winds, small hail, and heavy rainfall could accompany any storms.
After a wildfire, flash floods and debris flows can happen quickly after rainfall. Prepare now! A Flash Flood Watch is in effect for the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon wildfire burn scar area in northern New Mexico and also for the Sacramento mountain scars near Ruidoso. Have a way to receive Flash Flood Warnings, and be ready to get to higher ground!
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