Seasonably Hot With Mountain T-Storms.
July 5, 2026. East Dayton Rd- Near Lakewood, NM. Severe T-Storm Impacts Mayhill Area Friday Afternoon. A severe thunderstorm produced quarter-inch (1" in diameter) hail and flash flooding west of Mayhill Friday afternoon. Radar estimates and weather station reports indicated that one to three inches of rain fell west and north of Mayhill, producing localized flash flooding. Not unusual for this time of the year in the Sacramento Mountains. Summertime thunderstorms can and do dump heavy amounts of rain across New Mexico in most years. Sometimes this causes localized flash flooding even outside of the mountains and burn scar areas. During these afternoon and evening cloudbursts, rainfall totals can easily reach or exceed one to two inches per hour. Seasonably hot temps are in our forecast for the southeastern plains today through the week. Highs today and Tuesday will range from 98 to 100. Highs Wednesday through Friday will range from 101 to 105. Heat Advisories may be needed...