AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFlash-Flood Watch (NM): Monsoon storms are still firing across eastern New Mexico, with a Flood Watch continuing in parts of Southern New Mexico as rain chances linger into Friday morning before drying out for the weekend; officials are urging drivers to slow down and avoid flooded arroyos. Hurricane Ripple Effects: Hurricane Polo remains a major threat in the Pacific, and forecasters say its moisture could boost next-week rain chances for New Mexico. Border Livestock Update (NM): The USDA plans to reopen the Santa Teresa, New Mexico livestock inspection port after last year’s screwworm-related import block—expected to expand cattle supplies, but not quickly lower record beef prices. Local Community Support (Socorro): Mid-west NMCAP in Socorro is continuing weekly food and utility assistance, plus clothing vouchers and referrals for residents facing hardship. Outdoor Safety (Hiking with Pets): Bernalillo County deputies rescued a nearly 130-pound dog, Atlas, after it became too exhausted to finish a difficult hike—another reminder to watch pets closely on trails. Travel/Weather Planning (Las Cruces): Las Cruces fire and police report no major flooding after recent rains, but say they’ll keep monitoring as more rain is forecast.
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