Heavy Rain Threat Looms Over Southwest US From Lorena
Heavy Rain Threat Looms Over Southwest US From Lorena
US · Published Sep 5, 2025
Hurricane Lorena's remnants bring heavy rain and flash flood risks to the Southwest US.
Southern Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas may see 1-2 inches of rain, exacerbating monsoon flooding.
Flash Flood Watches are in effect; residents should stay informed and avoid flooded areas.
Tropical moisture surge brings flood risk
The remnants of Hurricane Lorena are sending a surge of tropical moisture into the U.S. Southwest, creating a significant threat of heavy rainfall and flash flooding throughout the weekend. Southern Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas are in the crosshairs, with forecasts predicting rainfall totals of 1 to 2 inches. This influx of moisture is compounded by ongoing monsoon activity and the influence of frontal systems, further elevating the risk of dangerous flooding conditions.
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