Flood Watch Covers Most of New Mexico as the National Weather Service Warns of Monsoon Rain Through Wednesday Afternoon
A surge of monsoon moisture is expected to bring heavy rain, flash flooding and rising creeks across much of the state.
A surge of monsoon moisture is expected to bring heavy rain, flash flooding and rising creeks across much of the state.
Officials are urging residents to move indoors as damaging winds, lightning and heavy rain accompany storms across the Northshore.
Rounds of rain could produce flooding across parts of far West Texas and southern New Mexico, with low-water crossings and poor-drainage areas most at risk.
A stalled front and offshore low pressure are expected to drive heavy rain, coastal flooding and strong wind across the region midweek.
Authorities issued the alert for a missing child in the Denver metro area, then canceled it after the child was located safely.
A thunderstorm over Lehi was tracking north at 30 mph, with hail and possible vehicle damage expected across several communities and I-15.
Thunderstorms are dropping heavy rain over the burn scar, with more flooding possible in nearby canyons, drainages and roadways.