A Series of Storms Could Drench the Southwest and Plains

A series of storms could drench the Southwest and Plains

Flood watches are in effect for much of Arizona and the Four Corners region, as well as West Texas and parts of Hill Country.

Flood-weary New Mexico Braces for a Second Soaking as Forecasters Flag Four Corners Risk

Communities along New Mexico's rivers were still cleaning up from deadly flooding Friday when forecasters warned that a powerful Pacific storm would dump another round of heavy rain on the same saturated ground beginning Sunday. The Weather Prediction Center said in its Friday excessive rainfall

Flood watches cover the Southwest ahead of a Four Corners heavy-rainfall event, U.S.

Flood Watches are in effect across parts of Arizona, New Mexico, Utah and Colorado as successive Pacific moisture surges raise the flash-flood threat through early November 2, 2026. The Weather Prediction Center (WPC) has placed the Four Corners under a Moderate Risk of excessive rainfall for November 1, when it expects a high-impact heavy rainfall event over saturated ground. Source