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Severe weather is possible today from the Rio Grande Valley eastward to the Texas border. The greatest risk of large hail and damaging wind gusts will be in eastern NM during the mid to late afternoon hours.
The severe threat will focus over south-central and southeastern NM on Tuesday afternoon, however thunderstorms with dangerous lightning may develop anywhere in the region.
Slow moving storms will once again be capable of flash flooding on Tuesday, with a higher risk over the HPCC and especially the Ruidoso burn scar areas. Outside of the burn scars, southeast NM has a slight risk of seeing excessive rainfall capable of producing flash flooding.
The thunderstorm threat matrix indicates the probability of thunderstorms over wildfire burn areas.

 

 
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