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Hurricane Odile Poses Flood Threat for Desert Southwest

Hurricane Odile tied for the strongest hurricane of record to landfall in the Mexican state of Baja California Sur late Sunday night. Peak flood threat timing: Wednesday and Thursday, with multiple rounds of heavy rain possible. This corresponds to the time when the remnant mid-level circulation of Odile is expected to track into the Desert Southwest, enhancing lift in the atmosphere for heavy rain and thunderstorms. - Local flash flooding also possible: Anytime from Monday evening through Friday or Saturday.

Peak flood threat areas:Central, southeast Arizona, southern New Mexico, extreme West Texas (near and just east of El Paso).

-Flash flooding also possible:Lower Colorado River Valley of southeast California, extreme southern Nevada, western Arizona, southern Utah, southwest Colorado, northern New Mexico.