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New Mexico’s weather is cooling down Thursday as drier air moves in, slashing rain chances to just 20% in Albuquerque. After wild Wednesday storms—especially in northern and western highlands and near the Sacramento Mountains—flash flood risks lingered west of the Central Mountains and in counties like McKinley and Hidalgo. Cities like Gallup, Zuni, and Lordsburg saw marginal flood threats. The good news? Rain odds climb heading into the weekend. For now, enjoy the cooler temps and drier skies.

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