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Alamogordo Fire Department reminds the community that:
“We are starting to see scattered thunderstorms and some moisture dropping on the many burn scars around the state. Its safe to say that this monsoon season, expect to have a lot of flash flooding.
Watch where you're driving, pay attention to whether you're crossing dry drainages or culverts, because anything below the burn scar has a chance of flooding. Even if you're in town.
If you have to cross water crossings, make sure to have food and water supplies in case you can't get out for a few days.
Remember to turn around and don't down, nothing is worth risking your life.
Please be careful this monsoon season.”


Sunny, with a high of 77 and low of 41 degrees. Sunny in the morning, cloudy during the afternoon and evening, clear overnight.
Thank you for this insightful article. We have seen the huge solar farm in Chaparral, but didn't know anything about its story. Glad to see Otero County is embracing renewable energy, despite the attempts by the Republicans to only promote fossil fuels.
Also the solar farm by La Luz and now by Tularosa. Unfortunately, the reliance of renewable power is on fossil fuels at the moment.
Residents.