The potential for catastrophic flash flooding exists early this week, including Tuesday night across recent burn scars.

Flash floods hit Ruidoso, New Mexico, after intense monsoonal storms unleashed heavy rain over wildfire-scarred terrain. The ...

Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms may cause flash flooding that is exacerbated by wildfire burn scars across parts of New ...

Flash flood watches have been issued in parts of central New Mexico that were victim to wildfires and flash flooding last year. Already this week, we have seen multiple car rescues from flash flooding ...

With more rain and thunderstorms in the forecast for the week, eyes turn to Ruidoso and surrounding areas whose current ...

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The Ruidoso burn scar may experience life-threatening flooding through Wednesday. Other parts of New Mexico are also expected ...

The flash flood watch is in effect until the evening hours of Wednesday, June 25, and includes El Paso, Fabens, Las Cruces, Hatch and Ruidoso.

The risk for flash flooding will intensify Tuesday as monsoon really will start to kick into gear in New Mexico.

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Showers and storms are moving through the state this afternoon. This is leading to an extreme risk of burn scar flash flooding around the Hermits Peak Calf Canyon and Ruidoso area burn scars.

The moisture plume streaming northward from the Pacific, across Mexico and across New Mexico, is shifting westward. As forecast, this is decreasing rain chances locally.