Summary
Heavy rains in New Mexico caused flash floods that killed at least three people. The floods happened in Ruidoso after the Rio Ruidoso river rose significantly. Emergency teams have been rescuing people, and shelters are set up for those affected.
Key Facts
- Heavy rains in New Mexico led to flash floods in Ruidoso.
- At least three people have died due to these floods.
- The Rio Ruidoso river reached a height of 20 feet, breaking earlier records.
- Emergency crews have conducted about 85 water rescues.
- The flooding is more severe due to burn scars from past wildfires.
- A temporary shelter is available for residents who had to leave their homes.
- Texas is also dealing with floods, having lost over 100 lives, with many still missing.
