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Heavy rainfall in Ruidoso, New Mexico, caused flash flooding, leading to road closures and rescue operations for at least five trapped individuals, amid ongoing concerns from recent wildfires and previous flooding disasters.
A tragic flash flood in Ruidoso, New Mexico, caused by heavy monsoonal rains over burn scar areas from last year's wildfires, resulted in at least three deaths, including two children, and numerous rescues. The community, still recovering from devastating wildfires, faces urgent federal aid requests as search and rescue operations continue.
A record-breaking flash flood in Ruidoso, New Mexico, caused by heavy monsoonal rains and previous burn scars, resulted in three deaths, including two children, and over 50 rescues, with the Rio Ruidoso reaching a historic height of 20 feet. The region remains under a flood watch as additional rain is forecasted.
Flash flooding caused by intense monsoon rains in Ruidoso, New Mexico, swept away a house and left at least three people missing, prompting numerous rescue efforts and raising concerns about ongoing flood risks in the area, which has been vulnerable due to recent wildfires and dry conditions.
Heavy rainfall in Ruidoso, New Mexico, caused severe flash flooding, leading to rescues, road closures, and property damage, with no reported deaths but several injuries; emergency efforts are ongoing.
Cooler and wetter weather has provided relief for firefighters battling the South Fork and Salt fires in Ruidoso, NM, but utility outages and localized flooding remain concerns. Firefighters continue to construct firelines and conduct mop-up operations, while mandatory evacuations and road closures are in effect. Residents are advised to stay informed about the evolving situation and take necessary precautions.
More evacuation orders have been issued for the Blue 2 Fire near Ruidoso, New Mexico, which has burned approximately 6,213 acres and is 0% contained. Several areas have been evacuated, and others are on high alert. The fire is believed to have started from a lightning strike. Evacuation shelters and animal facilities are open, and updates are being provided by the Lincoln County Fire Service.
The Blue 2 Fire in Lincoln County, New Mexico, has grown to over 7,100 acres with 0% containment, prompting mandatory evacuation orders for several areas around Ruidoso. The fire, caused by lightning, is being fought with significant resources including crews, engines, helicopters, and bulldozers. Evacuation centers have been set up, and residents are advised to follow "Ready, Set, Go" protocols.
The Blue 2 Fire in Lincoln County, New Mexico, has grown to 6,213 acres, prompting expanded evacuation orders for several areas including Nogal Canyon Rd, Loma Grande subdivision, and Villa Madonna subdivision. The fire, caused by lightning, is currently 0% contained. Residents in affected areas are advised to evacuate to the Lincoln County Fairgrounds in Capitan. High winds are exacerbating the fire conditions.
The Chance Fire, a grass fire in the area of Chance Loop in Cedar Creek, has prompted voluntary evacuations for those living in the Cedar Creek Alpine Village and active evacuations for Spring Canyon and Chance Loop. First responders are battling the fire with 50 crews from all county agencies and air attack. PNM customers in Ruidoso have power and there is zero impact to PNM poles, wires, or other infrastructure.