Severe T-Storms/Heavy Rain/Flash Flooding Today Into Tonight!
October 25, 2026. Clouds Obscuring The Capitan Mountains. Blog updated at 9:52 AM MST Sunday morning. Severe T-Storms Today! I've been telling you since late summer that I suspected that this fall would be very active and even wild at times, and it certainly has. I have the same thoughts about our upcoming winter. Wild, very active, with lots of surprises. Some of the latest long-range forecast trends and discussions I have been looking at are leaning more and more towards a colder than normal winter for us. Combine that with our El Niño that is still strengthening like a runaway freight train, and you have the makings for a potential very wet/snowy winter. As hard as it is to believe, the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has issued a Slight Risk Outlook for parts of south-central, eastern, and southeastern New Mexico today and this evening. This area is surrounded by a Marginal Risk Outlook for most of the rest of the area. Scattered thunderstorms are forecast to develop withi...
