Brief Lull In The Rains But Fear Not They Are Back & A Look At West-Central Texas Catastrophic Rains/Flooding!
June 19, 2026. 16-Springs Canyon Road. Hail Fog & Flooding Debris. Southeastern Plains. We've dried out in southeastern New Mexico and over the Sacramento Mountains the past couple of days as our thunderstorm activity got shut down by subsidence and dry air aloft. This comes to an end today as an upper-level low/easterly wave located over West Texas this morning moves slowly west and dissipates by Saturday. Subtropical monsoonal moisture flowing north from Mexico and northwest from the Gulf will help kick off isolated to widely scattered thunderstorms today into this evening across southeastern New Mexico. Scattered rain showers and thunderstorms will dot the landscape Thursday into Sunday. Locally heavy rains will be possible, which may lead to localized flash flooding. Our chances of getting wet will range from 10% to 20% today, increasing to 30% to 60% Thursday into Saturday. Rainfall totals today into Sunday will generally be in the .25" to 1.00" range, with iso...