Tropical Depression May End Southwest's Dry Spell Next Week
• Tropical depression near Mexico may end the Southwest's dry spell, bringing rainfall to Arizona and New Mexico.
• Rainfall could alleviate drought conditions but also increases the risk of flash floods, especially in areas with burn scars.
• Residents are urged to prepare for potential flooding and stay informed about weather updates from local authorities.
Mexico depression to bring rainfall to Southwest
A tropical depression brewing near Mexico is set to break the U.S. Southwest's extended dry spell next week. The weather system is predicted to move moisture northward, potentially delivering much-needed rainfall to areas such as Arizona and New Mexico. This influx of precipitation could provide significant relief from the ongoing drought conditions that have plagued the region.
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