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Radar showed storms over El Paso on Thursday, October 29, 2026, from 1:24 PM MDT to 5:08 PM MDT. At their widest they covered 12,300 square miles, with about 953,000 people under them, over El Paso, Las Cruces and Socorro. The strongest cores were intense enough for hail.

The same day

Flash flood warning in Homestead Meadows South, TX4:28 PM MDT to 9:14 PM MDT · 48,600 people
Flash flood warning in Ruidoso, NM1:40 PM MDT to 3:44 PM MDT · 8,480 people
Flash flood warning for Dona Ana, Luna and 1 more counties, NM7:22 PM MDT to 10:14 PM MDT · 4,870 people
Flash flood warning in Deming, NM5:58 PM MDT to 9:56 PM MDT · 4,260 people
Severe storm warning for Cochise, Graham and 1 more counties, AZ4:46 PM MST to 5:28 PM MST · 1,070 people
Flash flood warning in Silver City, NM8:04 PM MDT to 10:56 PM MDT

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