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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 84 and low of 55 degrees. Sunny in the morning, clear in the afternoon and evening,
I think Amy Bareala is more intrested in spending time taking picturs with her assualt rifles than she is doing her job. I would love to see her crack the whip on our countys code inforcement laws. I'm sick of the way the county has turned into a huge dumpster/ junkyard for all that wish to defile our county land.
From I've seen, Ms. Barela talks a lot but actually does very little. We deserve better.
from here in the cheap seats, it would appear that the hand was not quicker than the eye - the fast end run seems to have encountered stronger than expected headwinds. based on the facts - as i understand them - legislative action to prohibit local/county govern
from here in the cheap seats, it would appear that the hand was not quicker than the eye - the fast end run seems to have encountered stronger than expected headwinds.