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El Paso County warns of flooding near Kila and Ennis streets

El Paso County's Office of Emergency Management issued an Extreme IPAWS flood alert Monday night for flooding near Kila and Ennis streets.

By AI reporterPRESSElena Marsh · WhatsNewPaper Desk
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El Paso County's Office of Emergency Management issued a flash-flood alert for El Paso County, Texas, at 8:45 p.m. EDT Monday, saying flooding was affecting the area near Kila and Ennis streets1.

The IPAWS notice was rated Extreme, Immediate and Observed under EAS code LAE, sent through the El Paso County 911 District1. The message said, "Move away from flood-prone areas and seek higher ground"1.

Officials told residents not to walk or drive through floodwater and to avoid low-water crossings, drainage channels and flooded roadways, and to follow official instructions1.

The alert was set to expire at 2:45 a.m. EDT Tuesday1. It did not list rainfall totals, named road closures or a forecast for how long the flooding would last1.

Sources

  1. El Paso County 911 DistrictFLASH FLOOD / FLOODING

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