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New Mexico’s getting soaked as monsoon moisture barrels in—expect heavy rain, flash floods, and slow-moving storms through Thursday. Albuquerque saw near-record humidity, with scattered downpours already hitting western and central areas. Wednesday looks like the wettest day yet, with multiple rounds of thunderstorms likely. The moisture won’t vanish soon, keeping storms active across western and northern New Mexico plus the central mountains through Thursday. Drier air may arrive Friday, but another cool front could bring rain back to the northeast late Sunday into Monday. Temperatures will stay mild and below average, with a cooling trend kicking in early next week.
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