Sacramento Mountains

But for like Fourth of July Canyon, I'd say this coming weekend or the next weekend.

And, you know, the the southern mountains, the Sacramento Mountains down to the south and the Gila, you know, would be also the same thing over the next couple of weeks.

But a little delayed.

So if you if you know the fall colors in New Mexico, just you're planning to go on fall colors tour.

And while Ballard and his team secure the scene, they have no idea the effort to conceal what happened to Albert has already stretched nearly 150 miles south, where someone is carrying out a cover-up operation of their own.

As night falls over the Sacramento mountains, someone is preparing to move Albert to another dump site.

After removing Albert's body from the bunker, he drives deep into the mountains, eventually reaching a remote stretch of West Side Road, where Albert is left somewhere down the hillside.

A few hours into the night, an Otero County patrol officer working his shift spots a car with what appears to be a damaged tag light.

Did you actually see a body in Club Drive?

In an unexpected turn, Katie's story has completely flipped, as she now claims Moises roped both her and Manuel into helping dispose of a body.

Katie continues retracing the group's movements, leading officers 15 miles into the Sacramento mountains, and they would soon realize Boots wasn't a name she and Manuel had simply made up, but was referring to someone detectives were all too familiar with.

just like paint the picture for me, okay? So you guys are all hanging out there, Moises and Boots.

So a dangerous push of monsoon moisture will fuel thunderstorms in New Mexico starting tomorrow, going through Wednesday and even early Thursday.

That's a significant risk, level three out of four, not just tomorrow for Ruidoso, the Sacramento Mountains, which are really vulnerable with the burn scar, but all the way up to Santa Fe, over to Las Vegas, and even Yates.

That's for Wednesday.

Wanna take you to the Atlantic because there is a coastal low trying to develop.

parts of New Mexico today, including Ruidoso, Las Cruces.

The Sacramento Mountains have burn scars, and when you get one to three inches falling really fast on that, you can cause major flash flooding.

Tomorrow, we will extend it all the way up to Yates, a second day at level three out of four.

You end up totals three to six inches in New Mexico.