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Historic rainfall leads to deadly flooding in New Mexico

Video shows New Mexico home swept away in deadly floods

Watch the terrifying moment a New Mexico home was swept away in raging floodwaters on July 8. Several people died in the storm.

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MUST SEE: Dangerous flash floods take over river in New Mexico

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Historic rainfall leads to deadly flooding in New Mexico: a timeline of emergency alerts

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Flash flood hits New Mexico mountain town, leaving at least 3 dead

At least three people were missing in a mountain village in southern New Mexico that is a popular summer retreat after monsoon rains triggered flash flooding Tuesday that was so intense an entire hous...

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At least three dead in New Mexico flash flooding

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Unprecedented New Mexico flooding leaves at least 3 dead, including 2 children with search and rescue ongoing

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New Mexico residents watch in shock as flash flood sweeps entire house downstream

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New Mexico governor declares emergency over deadly flooding

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VIDEO: House swept away by NM floods that also killed 2 children

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18 Best Places to Visit in New Mexico, According to Locals - Travel

These are the best places to visit in New Mexico, ... this national monument spans more than 33,000 acres of rugged landscape, making it a must-visit for history buffs and nature lovers alike.

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Ruidoso, New Mexico offers year-round reasons to visit. Here are some must-try spots.

Planning a vacation? Here are some must-try eats, drinks and destinations in Ruidoso, New Mexico for 2024, along with future plans.

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Things to do, see in Ruidoso, New Mexico, includes restaurants, races

Here are some must-try eats, drinks and destinations in Ruidoso, New Mexico for 2024, along with future plans. ... New Mexico offers year-round reasons to visit. Here are some must-try spots.

An entire house swept downstream in New Mexico floods seen as a symbol of the devastation

A house with a turquoise door became a widely shared image of flooding in southern New Mexico when it was swept past a brewery that was designated a safe spot for anyone seeking higher ground.