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Thunderstorms and increased rain chances ahead

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA)–Thunderstorms are expected to continue across the region this weekend. Scattered storms will mainly affect mountainous areas on Sunday and Monday, with isolated chances elsewhere. Flash flooding risks remain low as moisture levels are slightly below normal. As we start your work week, storm coverage is expected to increase significantly starting Tuesday.

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Heavy flooding damages Juarez neighborhood

JUAREZ, Chihuahua (KVIA) — A Juarez neighborhood experienced heavy flooding, which damaged dozens of buildings. Watch the video above to see the damage. Yesterday’s heavy rains affected nearly 300 homes and displaced around 1,000 residents in the Francisco Sarabia neighborhood of Northwest Ciudad Juรกrez. ABC-7 was in this neighborhood today, where several people reported having

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Why does it flood in El Paso?

EL PASO, Texas (KVIA) — The Franklin Mountains are one of the beautiful sights that makes El Paso unique but it’s also the cause of why some areas see flooding more than others. Denise Parra, Public affairs officer for El Paso Water says “when rain comes down, especially those heavy rain events, all of that

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ABC-7 First Alert: Flood Watch continues for Cloudcroft, Mescalero, and Ruidoso until Wednesday evening, localized flooding is expected

The original Flood Watch for the South Central Mountains including Mescalero, Cloudcroft, and Ruidoso remains in effect through Wednesday evening. Excessive rainfall will likely cause localized flooding especially along the burn scar areas around Ruidoso. Multiple rounds of heavy rainfall may cause flash flooding, the soil is already heavily saturated from Monday’s rain event. Rainfall

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