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Yahoo
4 hours ago
- Climate
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Weather Authority Alert: Heavy rain threat overnight, Tuesday night
El Paso has already experience heavy rainfall today on the east part of the county. Las Cruces was under a flood advisory early today as well. More t-showers with the threat of heavy rainfall is likely tonight, overnight, and Tuesday afternoon and evening. A surge of tropical moisture combined with a very unstable atmosphere means that we should be on high alert for heavy rain with little warning through Tuesday night. Here's your exclusive 9-Hour Forecast for Tuesday: TONIGHT: KTSM has issued a Weather Authority Alert due to the threat of very heavy rainfall out of individual t-showers and clusters of t-showers. A surge of tropical moisture has charged up the mid-level of the atmosphere. That means storms have the potential to unlock as much as 2 inches of rain in a matter of minutes. Do not drive into flooded roadways. T-Showers will come and go in periodic waves through the night. The SE winds will range from 5-15 mph with gusts near some storms, and the low will be 71. FORECAST: Tuesday could start with heavy rain early in the morning. We'll see just enough midday sunshine between the clouds to warm us up to 90. With mostly cloudy skies, expect scattered PM t-showers with the threat of heavy rain out of individual storms. The SE winds will range from 5-15 mph. Wednesday will be very different. Skies will be partly cloudy, and we'll only have a slight chance of isolated area t-storms. Wednesday's high: 98. Thursday will be mostly sunny with a few clouds and a high of 101. Friday will be mostly sunny and 102. Saturday will be partly cloudy and 100 with isolated late day t-storms. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Solve the daily Crossword
Yahoo
19-07-2025
- Yahoo
Border Patrol agent in ‘use of force' incident in West El Paso
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — U.S. Border Patrol said an agent was involved in a 'use of force incident' and apparently used a stun gun late Thursday night, July 17 in West El Paso. The incident happened at about 10:30 p.m. Thursday at Sunland Park Drive and Constitution/J.C. Machuca Street. Border Patrol said that one of its agents used what they called a 'less-than-lethal electronic device.' KTSM spoke with a person who identified themselves as a witness who said Border Patrol pursued a person into the apartment complex and used a stun gun after the suspect refused to identify himself or cooperate. Video recorded near the complex showed an individual in handcuffs and escorted to an El Paso Police unit. Border Patrol did not say if anyone was arrested in their brief statement. El Paso Police acknowledged the alleged incident when KTSM asked for more information about an individual being taken into custody at the Westside incident. There were no injuries, Border Patrol said. The incident is under review by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Professional Responsibility. Border Patrol did not say what led up to the incident. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Solve the daily Crossword
Yahoo
13-07-2025
- Climate
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9 Day Forecast: Heavy rain threats throughout week in El Paso area
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — A Weather Authority Alert has been triggered for a number of threats that are present this week including heavy rainfall, localized flooding, strong gusty winds, and blowing dust. Saturday night, heavy rainfall and chances for severe storms are on the radar between 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Winds will blow 10-15 mph from the east with gusts near 20 mph. Blowing dust in some areas will be likely. Threats will clear out just before midnight as the storm system exits the region. Sunday, heavy rain threats remain. Chances for showers and thunderstorms are likely after 3 p.m. The high will be near 95 with winds blowing 5-10 mph with gusts near 20 mph. Similar conditions are in store for Monday with a cooler high in the low 90s. Storm chances present themselves just after noon and will last through midnight. Temperatures remain around average for Tuesday and Wednesday in the upper 90s, with light winds and chances for showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon to evening. Thursday and Friday, threats for heavy rain chances increase with the potential for thunderstorms in the evening. Highs will be near 95 with lows around 75. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Miami Herald
09-07-2025
- Miami Herald
Driver accused in fatal wreck said he didn't stop because he was tired, NM cops say
A 61-year-old man accused in a fatal hit-and-run wreck told authorities he thought he struck a dog and didn't 'stop after the impact because he was tired,' New Mexico police said. The man was arrested on suspicion of homicide by vehicle, knowingly leaving the scene of an accident with great bodily harm or death and other charges, the New Mexico State Police said in a July 7 post on Facebook. McClatchy News reached out to prosecutors July 9 about whether formal charges have been filed in the case and was awaiting a response. The wreck happened the evening of July 3 in Sunland Park, police said. Two people were crossing the street on foot when 'a maroon Ford Ranger traveling at a high rate of speed' hit them, according to police. One of the pedestrians, Graciela Sahs, died at the scene, and the other was taken to the hospital with critical injuries, police said. A truck matching the description of the one in the wreck was later found under a tarp at a Sunland Park home, and 'the evidence and damage observed on the vehicle were consistent with the findings at the crash scene,' police said. The 61-year-old man told authorities he was involved in the wreck and said he tried to hide the damage by covering the truck, according to police. Investigators also 'learned that (he) had told family members he had 'killed' someone near the casino,' police said. In an interview with KTSM, Sahs' parents said their 26-year-old daughter was planning to be a veterinary technician. 'It's just so heartbreaking and just knowing how it happened. She deserves to be here with us,' her father, Nikolas Nava, told the outlet. Sunland Park is about a 10-mile drive northwest from El Paso, Texas.
Yahoo
09-07-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
Ruidoso residents: Flood worse than anything last year
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — Residents of Ruidoso are saying the flash flooding on Tuesday, July 8 is worse than what they experienced last year after two major wildfires. Residents have shared video with KTSM and have posted images on social media showing homes that were damaged by Tuesday's flooding, cars submerged under water and swift moving water racing through the community and surrounding forest area. WATCH: Home washes away in Ruidoso flooding, creeks full of fast-moving debris They told our crew when they arrived that the devastation of Tuesday's flooding was worse than anything they experienced last year after two major wildfires and then a series of floods that rocked the area. La Salsa Kitchen restaurant in Ruidoso reported on Facebook that it was devastated by flash floods. 'We've lost so much, but we're determined to rebuild — not just for ourselves but for our amazing employees and others in the community who were also affected,' the restaurant said in a Facebook post. The restaurant shared some video of how the raging floodwaters raced by the restaurant and through the community. Ruidoso resident Mark Rushing told KTSM that Tuesday's flooding was 'significantly worse than anything we've seen in the last two years.' 'It wasn't just a little different,' he said. 'It was markedly different. It was. (Tuesday's) was bad, real bad. And last summer's wiped us out over here.' Here is some video of raging floodwater posted by Bob Pankey on Facebook, also showing the power of the water that hit Ruidoso. A KTSM viewer Jatonna Holmes shared some video with KTSM of cars submerged in water. She also shared video of swifly flowing creek water racing through the Ruidoso area. Our crew captured these images when they arrived in Ruidoso on Tuesday evening, showing homes damaged by the flooding. Ruidoso business J.O. Quality Services LLC shared some photos a wrecked truck submerged in mud and water. 'Please tell me the owner of this truck made it out OK? We were able to look inside,' the business posted on its Facebook account. LaDonna Cope Hamilton posted a photo of how the floodwater threw mud on top of the second bridge in Ruidoso's Upper Canyon. Ruidoso street crews were already cleaning the mess up, she noted. 'It's a little beat up but still there,' she wrote on Facebook. 'Look at our precious road crew out at work clearing already.' Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
