No floods reported over weekend, but they're expected soon in the burn zones
Residents in northern New Mexico are preparing for floods and solidifying evacuation plans, but so far, no floods have been reported.
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Residents in northern New Mexico are preparing for floods and solidifying evacuation plans, but so far, no floods have been reported.
Fire crews are on their way to fully containing the second largest wildfire in New Mexico history thanks to a little help from Mother Nature.
Residents in northern New Mexico are preparing for floods and solidifying evacuation plans, but so far, no floods have been reported. There is a flood watch for Mora County and San Miguel County around the Hermits Peak-Calf Canyon fire for Tuesday. This doesn’t mean it will flood, but it is possible.
A strong start to the monsoon season has brought a collective sigh of relief to drought-stricken New Mexico.The promise of more rainfall this week is welcome news for crews fighting the two largest fires in state history.Still, communities in or near the new burn scars are preparing for floods.