Flash Flood Warning for Grant, Luna, and Sierra Counties Through 3:45 AM MDT

Southwestern New Mexico —
**What is happening:** The National Weather Service in El Paso/Santa Teresa has issued a flash flood warning for south-central Sierra County, eastern Grant County, and northeastern Luna County in southwestern New Mexico, in effect through 3:45 AM MDT Tuesday. At 1:52 AM MDT, Doppler radar showed thunderstorms producing heavy rain across the warned area. Flash flooding is underway or about to begin.
**Local impacts:** Up to an inch of rain has already fallen, with up to a quarter inch more possible. Forecasters warn of flash flooding of small creeks and streams, urban streets, highways, and low-lying areas. Water can rise fast on already saturated ground.
**What to do:**
- Never drive through flooded roads — turn around, don't drown.
- Stay clear of low water crossings and underpasses.
- Keep weather alerts on while you sleep.
- Move to higher ground if water starts rising near your location.
*Source: National Weather Service, El Paso/Santa Teresa. September 29, 2026.*
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