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Last Map Update: Tue, Oct 7, 2025 at 9:36:17 pm MDT

A marginal risk (5-14% chance within 25 miles of a point) for heavy rainfall and localized flash flooding exists across much of western and central NM on Wednesday. The focus shifts into far northwest New Mexico on Thursday. Low lying and poorly drained areas including metro arroyo systems are most at risks.
Precipitation will impact most areas excluding the northeast on Wednesday. Precipitation chances shift into northwest New Mexico for Thursday and Friday. Coverage of showers and storms is likely to increase Friday into Saturday as the remnant moisture from Hurricane Priscilla moves into the Desert Southwest. Notable rainfall amounts are forecast over the next several days over the Four Corners area.
A continued active weather pattern can be expected through the upcoming weekend as remnant moisture from Hurricane Priscilla along with subsequent tropical moisture moves into New Mexico. Large ranges in rainfall amounts reflects the degree of uncertainty in the forecast.

 

 
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