Flash flood risk remains high for eastern New Mexico on Sunday
Cool, but dry through the first half of the week Flash flood risk remains high for eastern New Mexico, with a significant flash flood risk expected across northeastern and southeastern New Mexico. High temperatures across the Albuquerque metro are expected to reach the middle 60s, while Santa Fe is expected to remain largely cloudy, with temperatures only reaching the upper 50s. The greatest risk of flash flooding is expected across northeast and southeastern areas, where heavy rainfall could exacerbate flood vulnerability. Don't expect snow accumulations across the highest mountain peaks through Sunday night, and be prepared for snow accumulation on the highest peaks.
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Sunday starts with spotty showers and isolated thunderstorms during the early morning hours. Albuquerque will enjoy a lull through lunchtime. Much of the region will begin to clear out and dry out, bu... [1150 symbols]
