@granttosterud.bsky.social🌧️ Another significant round of heavy rain is getting underway across New Mexico.
Rain has already started in northwest NM and will spread east today. Widespread 1-3"+ totals are possible through Wednesday.
Life-threatening flash flooding is possible. #NMwx
@granttosterud.bsky.social⚠️ The flash flooding risk has increased across NM.
A Moderate Risk is in place for more of the state Monday & Tuesday, with widespread heavy rain & flash flooding possible. The threat now extends into Wednesday.
This will be a prolonged heavy rain & flash flooding event. #NMwx
@granttosterud.bsky.social⚠️ FLOOD WATCH: All of New Mexico is under a Flood Watch Monday through early Wednesday.
A record/near-record surge of moisture could bring 1-3"+ of rain. With already soaked ground, life-threatening flash flooding is possible.
Heaviest rain: Monday night-Tuesday. #NMwx
@granttosterud.bsky.social🌧️ Incredible rainfall totals across New Mexico over the last two weeks, a dramatic turnaround from our hot, dry summer!
Many areas picked up several inches, with a few around a FOOT of rain.
How much did you get?
And more heavy rain is possible early this week. #NMwx
@granttosterud.bsky.social🌧️ Another huge surge of tropical moisture is headed toward New Mexico. Hurricane Polo’s remnants move in on Tuesday, bringing record atmospheric moisture for late September.
The heaviest rain moves in starting Tuesday morning, with widespread 1-3"+ possible through Wed.
@granttosterud.bsky.social⚠️ New Mexico: Heavy rain returns Monday and Tuesday.
@NWSWPC has a Moderate Risk for excessive rainfall across large parts of the state both days. Polo’s remnants will cause even more heavy rain Tuesday.
With saturated ground, flash flooding could develop quickly. #NMwx
@abq.weather.im[Delayed Report] On Sep 25, at 10:30 PM MDT, Luis Lopez [Socorro Co, NM] Newspaper reports Flash Flood. Media reported that water inundated homes, multiple water rescues were performed, and several roads were closed due to flooding throughout... #nmwx Link
@abq.weather.im[Delayed Report] On Sep 25, at 9:00 PM MDT, San Antonio [Socorro Co, NM] Public reports Flash Flood. Highway 1 washed out and impassable north of San Antonio. #nmwx Link
@abq.weather.im[Delayed Report] On Sep 25, at 6:30 PM MDT, 1 SSE Dilia [Guadalupe Co, NM] Trained Spotter reports Flash Flood. All low water crossings providing access to ranches and cattle near the Pecos River were washed out and impassable. Flood waters... #nmwx Link
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