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Thousands without power in Northeast El Paso as heavy rain hits Tuesday
EL PASO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — Thousands of El Paso Electric customers are without power on Tuesday afternoon amid heavy rain. According to El Paso Electric's outage map, as of 5:06 p.m. on Tuesday, multiple outages are reported, with 4,403 customers without power in Northeast El Paso. The outages come...
KTSM
Weather postpones valve work in Franklin HS area
UPDATE: Repair work has been postponed due to lightning in the area. Repairs will be completed at a later date. EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — El Paso Water crews are working to repair a valve on Monday evening, Sept. 28 ahead of the anticipated heavy rain and possible flooding this week. About 2,000 residents in […]
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Flooding Potential this week
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El Paso residents prepare for more rain after last week’s flooding
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – After floodwater reached homes and yards across parts of the Borderland last week, some El Paso residents are getting ready for the possibility of more heavy rain. El Paso residents were waiting in lines to pick up sandbags as part of their preparation. “I’m getting it for the apartment complex […]
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El Paso Enjoys One Sunny Day Before Dangerous Flood Threat Looms
El Paso gets one quiet weather day before a much more serious turn. Sunday, September 27, will be mostly sunny with a high near 87 degrees and minimal storm chances, but a Flood Watch is set to begin Monday afternoon as tropical moisture moves into the region. Sunny Sunday Gives...
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ABC-7 First Alert: Flood Watch issued for all of the Borderland until Wednesday morning
The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for all of the Borderland including El Paso and Las Cruces. The watch will go into effect Monday afternoon through Wednesday morning. Flooding could be caused by heavy rainfall is possible because of tropical moisture from Hurricane Polo Monday and Tuesday...
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Summer Strikes Back: Heat Returns to South Georgia
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Calm Sunday Weather Gives Way to Flash Flood Watch in El Paso Area Monday Afternoon Through Wednesday as Storms Threaten Repeated Heavy Rain
EL PASO, TX — Sunday is expected to stay calm across the El Paso area, but conditions will change sharply by Monday afternoon when a flash flood watch goes into effect and remains in place through Wednesday. Forecasters are warning that the next round of storms could bring heavy rain over the same areas more than once, raising the risk of dangerous runoff.
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Heavy rain leaves San Elizario farm watching winter crops, workers' hours
SAN ELIZARIO, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — After days of heavy rain across the Borderland, a family-owned farm in San Elizario is assessing what the wet conditions could mean for its winter crops and workers. Ralph and Marty Loya run Bodega Loya, where the family grows and sells fruits, vegetables and...
KVIA
ABC-7 StormTrack Weather: Calm Sunday Weather before flash flood watch issued Monday afternoon through Wednesday
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) -- Sunday tracking to remain relatively quiet across the Borderland, but a major change in the weather pattern arrives Monday. The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Watch for the region from Monday afternoon through Wednesday as a surge of tropical moisture moves into the Borderland.
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Doppler Dave breaks down big rain chances, flood risks for Tuesday
KTSM
Weather Authority Alert: Possible flooding from Hurricane Polo
El Paso could be facing a very serious weather threat early next week. According to the National Hurricane Center, the remnant core of Hurricane Polo will pass directly over the Borderland late Monday through early Wednesday. (Up to 6 inches of rain in an absolute worst-case scenario.) Hurricane Polo is the second-most intense hurricane on […]
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Socorro opens emergency shelters amid heavy rain threat
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – Heavy rainfall could hit the Borderland on Tuesday, Sept. 29, which is why Socorro officials have announced locations for emergency evacuation shelters. Socorro officials said, as a precautionary measure, three shelters will open at 3 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 28. “Residents who wish to self-evacuate ahead of potential flooding or […]
KVIA
City crews address storm-related conditions
EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) - The El Paso Fire Department responded to more than 60 calls from El Pasoans reporting storm related damage. A spokeswoman for the city said that 66 calls were received on Tuesday with almost two dozen on Wednesday, after storms flooded area streets bring debris and other damage.
KXRM
Researchers find a new way to look inside hurricanes
As heavy rain floods roads across El Paso and southern New Mexico, researchers have developed a new way to look inside hurricanes. They say the technology could eventually help scientists understand how powerful storms form and strengthen.
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Iconic Texas roadway collapses after storms rip massive hole
El Paso's Scenic Drive is shut down indefinitely after storms tore through the popular route. "Scenic Drive is completely closed in both directions due to damage to the roadway," the El Paso Police Department posted to Facebook on Wednesday night. "For your safety. Avoid the area. Closed until further notice."
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Storm Rips Massive Hole in El Paso's Scenic Drive, Shutting It Down Indefinitely
Scenic Drive, the winding roadway that carries El Pasoans up along the Franklin Mountains for some of the city's best views, has been shut down in both directions after storm-related damage left the roadway unsafe. A large hole opened up somewhere along the route after heavy rain pounded the region, and officials say the closure has no end date yet.
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Dangerous Flash Flooding Threatens Albuquerque, El Paso and Waterlogged New Mexico Today Even From Modest Rain as Heavy Rain Expands Into Kansas and the Central Plains
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO — Even modest rainfall could trigger dangerous flash flooding across a waterlogged New Mexico today, Thursday, September 24, as heavy rain expands into the Central Plains, according to an Excessive Rainfall Outlook from Max Velocity, updated at 3:08 a.m. CDT. A multi-day deluge has left soils across southeastern New Mexico completely saturated, and because the ground can no longer absorb water, even light to moderate rainfall from today’s thunderstorms could easily trigger rapid runoff.