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Published: 26 July 2015 26 July 2015

Flood Advisory
National Weather Service El Paso Tx
306 Pm Mdt Sun Jul 26 2015

Grant Nm-sierra Nm-
306 Pm Mdt Sun Jul 26 2015

The National Weather Service In El Paso Has Issued A

* Arroyo And Small Stream Flood Advisory For...
Northeastern Grant County In South Central New Mexico...
West Central Sierra County In North Central New Mexico...

* Until 600 Pm Mdt

* At 305 Pm Mdt...doppler Radar Indicated Heavy Rain Due To
Thunderstorms. This Will Cause Arroyo And Small Stream Flooding In
The Advisory Area. Between One And Two Inches Of Rain Have Already
Fallen.

* Some Locations That May Experience Flooding Include...
Lake Roberts...
Gila Hot Springs...
Cooney...
Camp Thunderbird...
Pinos Altos...
Copperas Vista...
Black Canyon Campgrounds...
Mcmillan Campground...
Bear Canyon Lake...
Rocky Canyon Campground...
Cherry Creek Campground...
Iron Creek Campground...
Sapillo Campground.

Precautionary/preparedness Actions...

Campers And Hikers Should Avoid Streams...creeks...and Arroyos And
Move To Higher Ground.

Most Flood Deaths Occur In Automobiles. Never Drive Your Vehicle Into
Areas Where The Water Covers The Roadway. Flood Waters Are Usually
Deeper Than They Appear. Just One Foot Of Flowing Water Is Powerful
Enough To Sweep Vehicles Off The Road. When Encountering Flooded
Roads Make The Smart Choice...turn Around...dont Drown.

In Hilly Terrain There Are Hundreds Of Low Water Crossings Which Are
Potentially Dangerous In Heavy Rain. Do Not Attempt To Travel Across
Flooded Roads. Find Alternate Routes. It Takes Only A Few Inches Of
Swiftly Flowing Water To Carry Vehicles Away.