HEADS UP. THE WEATHER’S STILL AN ISSUE. AFTER A BIT OF A DOWN PERIOD, NEW MEXICO’S MONSOON SEASON IS GETTING VERY ACTIVE AGAIN. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE METEOROLOGIST ANNETTE MOKRY TELLS 770 KKOB THAT WILL INCREASE THE THREAT OF FLASH FLOODING. MOKRY SAYS, WITH HEAVY RAINS, DRAINAGES THAT ARE NORMALLY DRY CAN BECOME RAGING TORRENTS IN A HURRY.
MOKRY SAYS IT’S IMPORTANT TO STAY ON TOP OF WEATHER CONDITIONS, ESPECIALLY IF YOU’RE OUT AND ABOUT IN THE MOUNTAINS. SHE SAYS EVEN STORMS AT A DISTANCE CAN CAUSE FLOODING WHERE YOU ARE.
