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Flood risks in El Paso and Borderland region
Overview
In late September, the National Weather Service issued a flood watch for El Paso County due to expected showers and thunderstorms. Forecasters warned that heavy rainfall could increase flood risks in low-lying areas. In response, El Paso Water began distributing free sandbags to residential customers at several locations to assist with flood control.
By mid-October, weather patterns in the El Paso and Borderland region indicated returning rain chances. While initial forecasts suggested isolated showers, a Pacific storm system was expected to bring more significant weather concerns later in the week. This system was anticipated to produce widespread showers and thunderstorms, with some storms potentially causing heavy rain and flooding.
Entities
El Paso · National Weather Service · New Mexico · Arizona · Rio Grande Valley
Timeline
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[INTERNATIONAL] 4 sourcesWeather Forecast for El Paso and the Borderland Region
El Paso and the Borderland region face a period of cool temperatures and increasing rain chances, with potential heavy rain and flooding expected late in the week due to a Pacific storm system.
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[INTERNATIONAL] 3 sourcesEl Paso residents offered free sandbags amid flood watch
A flood watch is in effect for El Paso County as heavy rain and thunderstorms approach. El Paso Water is offering free sandbags to residents in flood-prone areas to protect property.
Sources
1470kyyw.com · countryherald.com · fox4news.com · ktemnews.com · kvia.com · lcra.org · power959.com · wbrz.com