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Flash floods threaten Southwest U.S. due to monsoon moisture, risking debris flows in burn scars, while Tropical Storm Gabrielle heads east, no land threat.
Flash flooding risks are returning to parts of the Desert Southwest Sunday and Monday due to a surge of monsoonal moisture, bringing a low-level threat to southern California, Arizona, and New Mexico, with burn scars especially vulnerable to rapid flooding and debris flows.
No major alerts are in effect, but isolated heavy downpours could cause dangerous conditions, following recent deadly floods including a 2-year-old’s death in Barstow, California.
Meanwhile, Tropical Storm Gabrielle is expected to strengthen into a hurricane in the Atlantic by late Sunday, though it will remain far from land and pose no direct threat.
A tropical wave off Africa has a 20% chance of developing, and Atlantic activity is expected to increase through November 30.
Inundaciones repentinas amenazan el suroeste de EE.UU. debido a la humedad del monzón, arriesgando el flujo de escombros en cicatrices de quemaduras, mientras que la tormenta tropical Gabrielle se dirige al este, sin amenaza terrestre.