NEW MEXICO (KRQE) — Rain continues to fall on the Land of Enchantment, expected to come and go through Friday. From flooding in Mora County to water rescues in Albuquerque, New Mexico has felt the impact.
According to the KRQE meteorology team, potential statewide rain totals could reach three to five inches by the end of the workweek. But heading into the weekend, that surge of monsoon moisture is expected to dry up, leaving us much clearer Saturday and Sunday.
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Until then, the majority of New Mexico remains in a flood watch, expected to last through 6 a.m. Thursday. And if you’re wondering how much rain your town has seen thus far, we’ve compiled a list of rainfall totals by area as of Wednesday morning, with help from the National Weather Service…