Flash Flood and Lightning Dangers Highlight New Mexico Week
Albuquerque AP reports Flash Flood and Lightning Awareness Week amid drought fears. National Weather Service chief meteorologist Charlie Liles notes New Mexico leads per capita lightning deaths and ranks high for flash flood deaths, urging shelter during storms and awareness of heavy runoff from burned landscapes. Cimarron Canyon near Eagle Nest Lake is a重点 concern for potential floods this summer.
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Attorneys General press Forest Service to reopen Cumbres & Toltec RR
New Mexico and Colorado AGs demand rescission of the June shutdown order on the 64 mile Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad between Chama New Mexico and Antonito Colorado. They warn the Forest Service could owe over 800000 in lost revenue as 69 workers face layoffs and the line remains closed. The railroad operates on private land with congressional grants and is a historic bi state asset.
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