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Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA Elevation 7,000 feet
Updated:
04-Sep-2026 10:40pm
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Scattered to numerous afternoon storms will continue to favor development over the mountains, but will be slower to move off over surrounding lower elevations. Locally heavy rainfall will threaten flash flooding over low-lying and flood prone areas, including recent burn scars. Though most areas will pick up less than one half inch of rainfall, isolated areas could receive over an inch.
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Data Courtesy of Albuquerque Weather Forecast Office