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San Juan County, N.M., tells people near rivers to reach higher ground

San Juan County Public Alerts issued an IPAWS Extreme local-area emergency Sunday saying rivers were flooding and people within a half mile of a river should get to higher ground.

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San Juan County Public Alerts, through the SJC Communications Authority, issued an IPAWS Extreme local-area emergency for San Juan County, New Mexico, at 20:23 UTC Sunday (3:23 p.m. EST) saying rivers were flooding and that people within a half mile of a river should get to higher ground1.

The Integrated Public Alert and Warning System record listed Immediate urgency and Observed certainty and an expiration of 20:23 UTC Monday (3:23 p.m. EST)1. The desk copy of the wireless body was blank and did not name rivers, gauges, shelters or a mapped zone1.

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  1. 200830,San Juan County Public Alerts,SJC Communications AuthorityRIVERS FLOODING NOW. If you are half mile from a river, GET TO HIGHER GROUND.

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