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A Farmington man founded Wild Horse Valley Strong to lead flood relief after back-to-back flooding damaged 1,500+ homes.
Showers spread across New Mexico Friday, with isolated storms and light mountain snow possible.
SANTA FE — The New Mexico Health Care Authority is giving SNAP households in Cibola, Rio Arriba, Sandoval, San Juan, Santa Fe and Socorro counties evacuated by flooding until Nov. 12 to request replacement benefits for food lost during the floods. About 17,547 households are eligible for the extension,...
SANTA FE, N.M. — Thousands of New Mexico families impacted by October flooding have additional time to request replacement food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as SNAP. The New Mexico Health Care Authority announced that households in six flood-affected counties have until Nov. 12, 2026,...
Snow could create slick conditions on I-25 and U.S. 64 as northern New Mexico temperatures drop.
SANDOVAL COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – Sandoval County has officially declared a disaster and emergency after flooding swept through the northern part of the county. The Sandoval County Board of Commissioners specifically said that the Ojo Encine, Torreon, and Counselor chapters of the Navajo Nation have been affected. The flooding has also washed out roads, threatened […]
Albuquerque could see rain Friday evening as weekend showers shift toward southeastern New Mexico.
ALBUQUERQUE, NM – Sunshine and chilly overnight temperatures will shape Albuquerque's weather through the weekend, with afternoon highs reaching the middle 60s while nighttime lows fall into the middle 30s.
NEW MEXICO — Severe storms are likely to develop overnight across New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle, bringing a nighttime chance of a strong EF-2 or stronger tornado along with damaging winds. A broken line of thunderstorms is expected to form across eastern Arizona and into central New Mexico by sunset. The greatest concern will build late in the evening and continue into the early morning hours of Monday.
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO — Damaging storms are set to race across New Mexico and into the Texas Panhandle tonight, Sunday, November 1. A fast-moving line of storms is expected to form this evening and push across central and eastern New Mexico overnight, reaching the Texas Panhandle early Monday morning. Damaging winds pose a significant threat, with gusts over 70 mph possible in east-central New Mexico. A few tornadoes, some potentially strong, may also occur. Before that, a few strong storms with gusty winds and an isolated tornado are possible in southern Arizona this afternoon.
Crews are mopping up a large apartment fire near Edith Street and Odelia Road after high winds helped it spread and forced nearby evacuations.
Some areas have seen more than four times their normal rainfall over the past couple of months. Torrential downpours and severe thunderstorms have brought widespread flash flooding to typically dry parts of the U.S. Southwest in recent weeks. Additional heavy rain is on the way as a Pineapple Express sweeps...
Heavy rain could raise rivers to minor flood stage in parts of western New Mexico and near the Four Corners as wetter weather moves in Sunday.
A system will continue to push through New Mexico, keeping a flood watch through Monday but will soon fade in favor of a quieter pattern.
ALBUQUERQUE, NM – Central New Mexico residents can expect a wet start to November, with showers and possible thunderstorms returning to Albuquerque Sunday, Nov. 1, before breezy conditions and drier weather arrive Monday.
A woman was found dead in floodwaters in Socorro County on Monday afternoon while crews rescued others who were stranded in a small community near Bernardo. Meanwhile President Donald Trump has approved an emergency declaration for parts of northwestern New Mexico, making available federal disaster assistance following severe flooding there.
Thursday will be another fairly warm day but the southern part of New Mexico will be picking up clouds and rain as the day goes on.
Good afternoon! High level clouds are streaming throughout the Albuquerque Metro and other areas of New Mexico. Today’s forecast will have the high clouds sticking around throughout the state with temperatures reaching the 60s and 70s for most. Thursday will also feature the return of wet weather in southeastern New Mexico as a few showers […]
SOCORRO COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – Some families in San Francisco, New Mexico, have spent around 24 hours living out of their cars here near I-25 and US-60 after dangerous flooding forced them out of their homes Sunday night. “We got an emergency alert, and within 20 minutes the road was impassable. And there was no […]
BERNALILLO COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – People in the East Mountains are also cleaning up the mess after heavy rain over the weekend. With many parts of the East Mountains dealing with washed- out roads and debris that was left behind, one woman is grateful for how her neighbors came together to make sure her horses made it to safety.
