PICTURES: Rain over burn scars causes flooding in New Mexico communities
Laila Freeman
NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – Over the last week, New Mexico communities have faced wildfires and the issues the flames left behind. Recent rainfall over burn scars has caused rushing, and still, waters to infiltrate these areas, like Ruidoso and Las Vegas.
Photos of the flooding from KRQE News 13 viewers can be seen below:
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