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NWS Albuquerque

@nwsalbuquerque

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linkhttp://www.weather.gov/abq calendar_today09-02-2012 21:57:20

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The Rio Ruidoso at Hollywood has risen to roughly 12.5ft from significant burn scar flash flooding. Light to moderate rain continues over the area. Continue to seek higher ground, stay away from rivers and streams, and follow all local official messaging! #nmwx

The Rio Ruidoso at Hollywood has risen to roughly 12.5ft from significant burn scar flash flooding. Light to moderate rain continues over the area. Continue to seek higher ground, stay away from rivers and streams, and follow all local official messaging! #nmwx
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Another house washed away down Paradise Canyon in Ruidoso, NM today due to burn scar flash flooding. Lincoln County Emergency Manager also reporting five water rescues. Video courtesy of Lindsey Tharpe. #NMwx

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Hot temperatures expected this weekend with a downtrend in precipitation. Storm chances begin to rise late weekend into next week, along with an increased risk of flash flooding, both on and off burn scars. #nmwx

Hot temperatures expected this weekend with a downtrend in precipitation. Storm chances begin to rise late weekend into next week, along with an increased risk of flash flooding, both on and off burn scars. #nmwx
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Slow moving thunderstorms have produced over 2” of rain in northeast NM. Additionally, storms and outflow boundaries are moving over I-40. Take it slow when driving through storms, and avoid all flooded roadways! #nmwx

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Showers and thunderstorms are expected again today along and east of the Central Mountain Chain, but storm coverage will decrease from yesterday. The downtrend in storm coverage will continue on Saturday with temps heating up! Monsoon moisture returns next week! #nmwx

Showers and thunderstorms are expected again today along and east of the Central Mountain Chain, but storm coverage will decrease from yesterday. The downtrend in storm coverage will continue on Saturday with temps heating up! Monsoon moisture returns next week! #nmwx
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Temperatures rise and rain chances decrease this weekend. It should be great weather to spend outdoors, just make sure to hydrate if you're spending a lot of time outside. Rain chances and the associated flash flood risk will increase next week. #NMwx

Temperatures rise and rain chances decrease this weekend. It should be great weather to spend outdoors, just make sure to hydrate if you're spending a lot of time outside. Rain chances and the associated flash flood risk will increase next week. #NMwx