Heavy rains caused flooding in New Mexico and Colorado on Saturday. Additional flash-flood threat continues Sunday across parts of the Southwest including western Texas, with improved outlook expected by Monday.
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Western Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Southwest Kansas
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Severe weather and flooding in El Paso on Saturday evening prompted the evacuation of 16 homes near Dawnlight Lane after a reservoir overflowed. Emergency crews conducted a water rescue involving a vehicle, and the city's Emergency Operations Center was activated.
City of El Paso Office of Emergency Management, activated Emergency Operations Center and coordinated emergency response; American Red Cross, assisted affected families; Sun Metro, assisted affected families and 1 more
The National Weather Service forecasted above-normal temperatures for North Texas and Central Texas through the week, with low rain chances Tuesday in Big Country and Thursday in North Texas, and slightly higher chances Friday.
National Weather Service Office in Fort Worth, issued forecast; National Weather Service regional office, issued forecast for Austin and San Antonio; KXAS-TV (NBC5), provided forecast and 1 more
Heavy rain and flooding threatens the Southwest and Plains. More than 2 million people are under flood alerts across New Mexico, Colorado, Texas, Utah, and the Plains. Widespread rainfall of 2 to 3 inches is forecast through Tuesday, with localized totals of 3 to 5 inches possible.
FEMA declined Texas's request for individual assistance following floods in July 2026. The state is reviewing the decision and the appeal process. Federal approval for public assistance to local governments was granted, but this does not automatically extend to individual residents.
FEMA, declined Texas's request for individual assistance; Gov. Greg Abbott, state reviewing FEMA decision and appeal process
A house fire in San Antonio killed one person and sent another to the hospital. Firefighters arrived shortly after midnight at a home on Blakeley Drive and found it heavily involved in fire with residents inside. One person was pronounced dead at the scene; another was treated for smoke inhalation. A dog was also rescued.
An 18-wheeler crashed into a disabled box truck on Interstate 10 West near FM 365 in Jefferson County early Friday morning, killing one passenger and injuring two others.
Vebi Vehapi, 66-year-old truck tractor driver from Missouri; Maynor Leonel Mejia, 43-year-old box truck driver from Honduras; Luis Meza-Ramos, 33-year-old passenger and 2 more
State Highway 12 near the Newton/Orange County line was closed for a fatal crash investigation. FM 149 in Montgomery County was also closed in both directions after a multi-vehicle crash with at least two critically injured.
Newton County Sheriff's Office, Assisted DPS at crash scene investigation; Colton Havard, Newton County Sheriff; Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, Responded to multi-vehicle crash