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  1. Weekend storms caused flooding and road damage in New Mexico, affecting state infrastructure.

Socorro County Issues Severe Flood Warning, Closes U.S. 380 Roads

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Socorro County is managing a severe flood warning due to a wave of storms that have affected the state. The county office urged residents to shelter in place or seek higher ground. The New Mexico Department of Transportation confirmed that U.S. 380 eastbound and westbound, near San Antonio and the Rio Grande, was closed due to standing water on the roadway.

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The flooding has necessitated the closure of key segments of U.S. 380, which runs through the county seat of Socorro. The county government is coordinating the emergency response while the state agency manages the infrastructure impacts.

Weekend storms caused flooding and road damage in New Mexico, affecting state infrastructure.

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  1. Socorro County experiences flooding leading to road closures.1 source
  2. Flash flooding and road closures due to heavy rains in Socorro County.1 source

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