The National Weather Service issued flash flood watches for the state of New Mexico, based in Albuquerque.
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What happened
The National Weather Service issued flash flood watches for the state of New Mexico, based in Albuquerque.
Who's involved
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Severe weather warnings and flash flood concerns are reported across parts of New Mexico, including Raton and Albuquerque.Also in this story
- Albuquerque is serving as an operational hub for state emergency response within New Mexico.
- A Flash Flood Watch is in place for the Lubbock area, which is located in the broader region of New Mexico.
- Vulnerability to flooding due to heavy rainfall was reported in the City of Roswell.
The entities involved
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National Weather Service
U.S. forecasting agency of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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New Mexico
state of the United States of America
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- The National Weather Service monitors the drought conditions in the state of New Mexico.
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- The National Weather Service is based in Pittsburgh.
- The National Weather Service provides weather forecasts for New Mexico, with its office situated in Albuquerque.
- Due to tropical moisture, flood watches have been issued for Texas and New Mexico, with a moderate risk of flash flooding in effect.