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  1. Flooding occurred in El Paso, involving the Pershing Dam and reported by the National Weather Service.
  2. Severe storm risk and flooding alerts were issued for El Paso and Otero County.

Storm Damage and Road Repairs Underway in El Paso Following Flooding

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What happened

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Following severe storms, the El Paso Fire Department responded to over 60 calls reporting storm-related damage. Crews were working along Resler between Orizaba and Redd to fill potholes caused by heavy rains. The office of emergency management is monitoring weather conditions and coordinating resources.

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The flooding resulted in debris, residential flooding, and roadway hazards, requiring immediate city response and infrastructure repairs. This indicates direct costs associated with storm damage and recovery efforts in El Paso.

Severe storm risk and flooding alerts were issued for El Paso and Otero County, and flooding occurred in El Paso involving the Pershing Dam.

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Who's involved

  • El PasoCity experiencing storm damage, flooding, and road hazards
  • OrizabaLocation where road crews are working to address storm damage
  • office of emergency managementGovernment agency monitoring weather and coordinating disaster resources

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Severe storm risk and flooding alerts were issued for El Paso and Otero County. All 2 developments

Within Flooding occurred in El Paso, involving the Pershing Dam and reported by the National Weather Service.

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