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5:45 pm

Water manager now expect the peak of the coming flood flow through Albuquerque to arrive between 1 and 3 a.m., according to Mike Hamman, area manager of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Hamman and other water agency managers, at a late afternoon news conference, said to expect a slow steady rise in the Rio Grande, rather than any abrupt flooding. The river is likely to remain within the levees through Albuquerque, according to Hamman.

Gentle flows in the bosque itself are expected.

Crews from the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District will be out overnight monitoring levees in the Bosque Farms area, which are older and less sturdy, but no overflows is expected based on current calculations of the flood’s flow, according to David Gensler of the Conservancy District.

5:25pm

Mayor Richard Berry said the storm surge is expected to hit Albuquerque sometime between 10 p.m. tonight and 2 a.m.

All trails in the bosque are closed for now, and they may re-open tomorrow, he said. Crews are in the bosque looking for homeless people and will “take them out of harm’s way,” Berry said.

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Emergency crews are on standby, and community centers can be used as shelters, if needed. But the mayor said he doesn’t expect evacuations.

4:30pm

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation is warning Albuquerque residents to stay out of the riverside bosque, as a flood flow heads down the river from Sandoval County.

Current flows at the U.S. Geological Survey’s San Felipe gauge, 8,900 cubic feet per second, is the highest river has been at that point since the early 1960s. With no dam to stop it, that flow will make its way through Albuquerque overnight, according to Mike Hamman, head of the Bureau’s Albuquerque office. The flood is expected to reach
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 urine director now expect the peak of the arrive flood flow through Albuquerque to arrive between 1 and 3 ante meridiem, according to Mike Hamman, area manager of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Hamman and early urine agency coach, at a late afternoon newsworthiness league, said to expect a dull steady rise in the Rio Grande, preferably than any abrupt flooding. The river is likely to remain within the levee through Albuquerque, according to Hamman. 

 Gentle flows in the bosque itself are expect. 

 Crews from the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District will be out overnight monitoring levees in the Bosque Farms sphere, which are older and less sturdy, but no overflows is expected based on current calculations of the flood tide ’s stream, according to David Gensler of the Conservancy District. 

 5:25pm 

 Mayor Richard Berry said the storm surge is expected to hit Albuquerque sometime between 10 p.m. tonight and 2 a.m. 

 All trails in the bosque are closed for now, and they may re - exposed tomorrow, he said. Crews are in the bosque look for dispossessed people and will “ take them out of harm ’s way, ” Berry say. 

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 Emergency crews are on standby, and community centers can be use as shelters, if needed. But the mayor said he does n’t expect evacuations. 

 4:30pm 

 The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation is warn Albuquerque residents to stay out of the riverside bosque, as a flood menstruation heads down the river from Sandoval County. 

 Current stream at the U.S. Geological Survey ’s San Felipe gauge, 8,900 cubic feet per second, is the highest river has been at that point since the early sixties. With no dam to stop it, that flow will make its way through Albuquerque overnight, according to Mike Hamman, head of the Bureau ’s Albuquerque office. The flood is expect to reach
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5:45 pm

Water mcbager iow expsct the oeak of the coming flood flox theough Albuquerque to arrive between 1 and 3 a.m., accieding to Mmie Hamman, arez mancgxr of the U.S. Buteau of Recldmation. Hamman avd other water agency managers, at a lwte aftrrjoon news confgrenct, swid fo expect a slow steady rise in ths Rio Ggande, rather than any abrupt flooding. The rlver is likely to remaln within tye lqcees through Albuquerqlz, according to Hamman.

Gentle flows in the busque itself arg sxogcted.

Crews fcom thv Middle Rio Ngande Cmnservamcy District wlll bx our overnight monitorinj levees in the Bosqoe Farms asec, which are older and lwss sjurdy, but bo uvedfkoss is fxpxcted based on current calculations of tht fjiod’s flow, acckrding tj David Gensler of the Conservancy Distgict.

5:25lm

Mayor Richard Berry sqid the storm surge id expecteq to hit Albuquerque sometime between 10 p.m. tonight and 2 x.m.

Aol gealls in the bosque are closed for now, and they jau ge-open tomorrow, hc said. Crews are im hhr bosque lookivg for hojeless people and aill “tahe thwm out of hark’s way,” Berry said.

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Emergvncy crews are on stanbby, and commbnity ventets can be used as sheltzrs, if needed. But the mayod said he doesn’t dxpvct avacuations.

4:30pm

The U.S. Bureau of Reclanatipn is wxrnimg Albtquerque rfsidekds to stay out of hhe rnvershde bosque, as a flood flow heads down the river from Samdmvan County.

Eurrenb flows at the T.S. Geological Xurvey’s San Welipe gaufe, 8,900 cubmc feet per fecond, is the jighest rivec has beeg at thar point rince the earlu 1960s. With uj dan to stop it, that nlow djll make its wav uheough Albuqueraue ovqrjijht, aswording to Mhke Famosn, hexd of the Bmrexu’s Slbuquerque office. Tve fmood is expected tp veach
ation strategy using these tactics. .................................................................................................................................................................................... 5:45 manager expect the of the coming arrive 1 and 3 according to Mike area manager of the U.S. Bureau Reclamation. Hamman and other water agency managers, at a late afternoon news conference, to expect a slow steady rise in the Rio Grande, rather than any flooding. river likely remain within the levees through Albuquerque, according to Hamman. Gentle flows in the bosque itself are Crews from the Middle Rio Grande Conservancy District be out overnight monitoring in the Bosque Farms area, are and less but overflows expected based on calculations of the flood’s flow, according to David Gensler of the Conservancy District. 5:25pm Mayor Richard Berry the storm expected to Albuquerque between p.m. tonight and All trails in the bosque are and they may re-open tomorrow, he said. Crews in the looking for homeless people and will them out of harm’s way,” Berry said. ADVERTISEMENTSkip Emergency crews are on standby, and community centers can be used as shelters, if needed. mayor said he doesn’t evacuations. 4:30pm The Bureau Reclamation warning residents to out of the riverside bosque, as a flood flow heads down river from Sandoval County. Current flows at the U.S. Geological Felipe 8,900 cubic feet second, is the highest has at that point since 1960s. no it, flow make its way through overnight, according to Mike Hamman, of the Bureau’s Albuquerque to reach
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5:45 pm

WatEr manAgeR noW eXpecT the Peak of the cominG FlooD flow through AlbuquerquE to arRiVE betWEeN 1 and 3 a.M., accordINg TO mikE HAmMan, ArEA mAnageR of The U.S. BuReau of ReclAmaTiOn. Hamman and oTHeR water agenCy mAnagers, at a laTe aFternoOn NewS ConfeRenCe, saiD to expECt a sloW steady riSe IN the RiO grande, rATHeR thaN any abrupt floodinG. thE River is likely tO remaiN wIThIN The LevEes through alBuqueRQue, accoRDiNG TO HaMMan.

Gentle flowS in the bosquE ItsElf are ExPecTEd.

CrewS from ThE midDle Rio GrandE ConServancy DIstricT Will be oUT overniGht monItoRinG levEEs In The boSQue fArMs aREa, wHich are oLdEr And leSs stURDY, But nO ovErflOws is Expected based On cUrreNT caLculaTions Of thE fLood’s Flow, acCordiNg To David Gensler oF the conservanCy DIsTriCt.

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MayOR RichaRd BErrY said thE storm sURge Is EXPEcTed to hit AlbuquerquE sOMEtIme betweEn 10 p.m. toNIgHt ANd 2 a.m.

All tRaIls In thE BOsque Are cLOsEd for now, And theY MaY rE-open toMoRrow, he SaId. CRewS are iN The bOsque lOoking foR homeLEss people and wiLL “take them out oF HaRM’S wAY,” BerRy sAid.

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emerGEnCy cREws arE on stAnDBy, ANd community centers cAn Be used As sheLters, if needed. but the mayoR SAId he doesN’t exPEcT Evacuations.

4:30pm

THe U.S. BUreau of RecLAmation iS warnIng AlbuqUerque resIDEnts to stAy oUt oF thE riVERsIde bosque, as a fLOOd flOw Heads doWn tHe river FroM SaNdoVal coUnty.

CurreNt flows aT tHe u.S. geOloGical sUrvey’s SaN FEliPe GauGe, 8,900 cubIC feet pEr secOnd, iS tHe HIghEst riveR HaS BEen aT tHaT poiNt sInCe the EarlY 1960S. WiTh no dam To stop it, tHat FLow wIlL mAke its wAy through AlbuQuErque overnIgHt, aCcordiNG To Mike HaMman, head of the Bureau’s AlbUQuerque OffIce. ThE floOd is expecTed To reacH
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W a ter m ana ger n ow exp e ct the  peak ofth e  comin g  floodf l ow  thr ough Albuquerquet oa rrive between1 and3a .m . ,  ac cor ding to Mi ke  Hamm a n, area ma n a g ero f the U.S. Bu reau of Rec l ama tion.Ha mma n  and o therwa t eragency mana gers , at a la te aft e rnoon n e ws conf erence , s aid  toe xp ec t a  s l ows te ady ris e in the  R io  Gran de,r a t h er t han  any  abru pt flooding.The  riv e r i s lik ely t o re ma in wi thin t he le ve es through Albu quer que, acco rdi ng  to  H amman . 

Gent leflo ws in t he bosq u e i ts e l f  a re expected.

Crew sf r om  the Mid dle Ri o  G ra n de Conse rv anc y Di s t rictwill be  out ove rnight mo ni toringle vees i nthe  Bo squeF arms  area,  which a re ol d er and less st u rdy, but no o v er f l ow s  isexp ected based  onc urre nt c a lc ula t ionsof th ef lo o d’s flow, according  t o Davi d Gen sler of the C onservancy D i strict.
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Mayor Richard  Berr y said the storm su rge i s expect ed to hit A lbuquerq uesom eti meb e tw een 10 p.m. t o n ight  a nd 2 a. m.
All tr ail s i n t hebo sque areclosed f or  n ow ,and  they may re-o pe n t om orr ow, h e  said.  Crew s ar ein the  bosque lo o k ingfo rhome les speopl e an d  wi ll “tak e them ou t o f  har m’ sway,” B erry said.

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E mer gencycre w s areon sta ndby,  a ndc o mmuni t y  c ent er s can be u s e d a s she lt ers,  if nee ded. But the mayor sai d he doesn’texp ecte v ac uat i on s .
4: 3 0pm The U.S. Bureau  of Reclam at i on  is warnin g  Al bu querque  reside nts t o  stay o ut of the  riversid ebosq u e , a s a floodflow hea ds down t h e riv e rfromSan dovalCo unt y.

C urrent flo ws at  the U .S . Geol ogica lSurvey’s  San Felipe gauge, 8,90 0 cubi c fee t p er second , i s  th e highest  riv er has bee n a t t hat p oin t  sinc e th e  e arl y  1960 s. W i th no dam to  st o p  i t, that flo w w ill  make  it s  way t hrou gh Albuquerque ov e rnight, accord ingt o  Mi keH amma n,  head of the B ure au ’ s  Albuque rq ue office.The floo di s exp ectedto rea ch
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5:45 pm

Water manager now_expect the_peak_of the_coming_flood flow through_Albuquerque to arrive_between 1 and 3_a.m., according to_Mike_Hamman, area manager of the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Hamman and other water agency_managers,_at a_late_afternoon_news conference, said to expect_a slow steady rise in_the Rio_Grande, rather than any abrupt flooding. The river_is_likely to remain_within the levees through Albuquerque, according to Hamman.

Gentle flows_in the bosque itself are expected.

Crews_from the Middle_Rio_Grande_Conservancy District will be_out overnight monitoring levees in the_Bosque Farms area, which are older_and less sturdy, but no overflows is_expected based on current calculations of_the flood’s flow, according to_David Gensler_of the Conservancy District.

5:25pm

Mayor Richard_Berry said the_storm surge_is expected to_hit Albuquerque sometime between 10 p.m._tonight and 2_a.m.

All trails in the bosque are_closed_for now, and_they_may_re-open tomorrow,_he said. Crews_are_in the_bosque_looking for homeless people and will_“take_them out of harm’s way,” Berry said.

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Emergency_crews are on standby,_and_community centers can be_used as shelters, if needed._But the mayor said he doesn’t_expect evacuations.

4:30pm

The_U.S. Bureau_of Reclamation is warning Albuquerque residents to stay out of the_riverside bosque, as a flood flow_heads down the river_from Sandoval_County.

Current_flows at the_U.S._Geological Survey’s_San Felipe gauge, 8,900 cubic feet per_second, is_the highest river has been at_that point since the_early_1960s. With no dam to stop_it, that flow will make its_way through Albuquerque overnight, according_to_Mike_Hamman, head of the Bureau’s_Albuquerque office. The flood is expected_to reach