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New Mexico weather alerts
3 active alerts across 14 counties in New Mexico right now: 3 Flood Watches. Pick a county or city for what is active, what it means, and a year of history.
14 of 33 counties with alerts most common now: Flood Watch All counties Get alerts on your phone →
Where the alerts are right now
Flood Watch 2 Hidalgo County
Flood Watch 2 Sierra County
Flood Watch 2 Bernalillo County
Flood Watch 1 Catron County
Flood Watch 1 Cibola County
Flood Watch 1 Luna County
Flood Watch 1 McKinley County
Flood Watch 1 Rio Arriba County
Flood Watch 1 San Juan County
Flood Watch 1 Sandoval County
Flood Watch 1 Socorro County
Flood Watch 1 Taos County
Flood Watch 1 Valencia County
Flood Watch 1
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A warning means the hazard is happening or about to; a watch means conditions favour it; an advisory is a lesser hazard still worth planning around.
Conditions are favourable for flooding. Have a plan in case a warning is issued.
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