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Another round of severe thunderstorms are possible for this afternoon and evening across eastern New Mexico. Large hail, frequent lightning and damaging wind gusts will be the main threats with these storms. Storms will linger across eastern NM through the overnight hours and may produce heavy rainfall capable of flash flooding.
Showers and thunderstorms will return this afternoon and continue through Tuesday night across eastern New Mexico. Heavy rainfall may lead to flash flooding. Expect water in normally dry arroyos and rises in creeks and streams. Never drive through water of unknown depth. Most deaths occur in automobiles.
Flood waters can be deceiving. You really don't know how deep the water is as the road may not be intact below. Turn around, don't drown.
While much of northern and eastern New Mexico will be receiving rain, areas above 9,000 feet across the northern mountains will see snow. The majority of the snow will fall tonight through Tuesday morning. High mountain roads may be impassible at times.

 

 
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