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San Juan County, N.M., repeats Extreme alert as river rises
SJC Communications Authority issued an Extreme Immediate local-area emergency for San Juan County, N.M., titled SAN JUAN RIVER RISING, according to IPAWS.
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- New headline Was: “San Juan County, N.M., issues extreme alert over river flooding”
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- New headline Was: “San Juan County, N.M., issues extreme alert over river flooding”
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The SJC Communications Authority issued an Extreme, Immediate local-area emergency for San Juan County, N.M., on Saturday morning, according to the Integrated Public Alert and Warning System1.
The wireless headline was SAN JUAN RIVER RISING. IPAWS listed the event as observed, with urgency Immediate, sent at 08:37 UTC and updated at 08:50 UTC, expiring at 11:50 UTC Saturday1.
The wireless body text was empty in the desk packet, so river stages, road closures and shelter instructions were not included in that alert record1.