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Scattered storms & impact heat

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By Amari Saxton Verified
| KOAT-TV (Albuquerque, NM) Verified
Lingering monsoon moisture will lend to scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms with gusty winds and pockets of heavy rainfall possible. A strengthening high pressure building over New Mexico mid- to late-week will bring impact heat and diminish rain chances. 100° temperatures are likely Thursday into Friday for many areas of the state. Remember to stay hydrated and never leave pets or kids in vehicles.
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AFR receives 877 fireworks calls for service on Fourth of July weekend

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By Amari Saxton Verified
| KOAT-TV (Albuquerque, NM) Verified
Albuquerque fire officials were kept busy this Fourth of July weekend.According to Fire Marshals, they responded to 877 total fireworks calls for service, with 311 calls received throughout the night. They say the majority of those reports were duplicates for the same areas. No citations were issued. Lt. Jason Fejer, says in order for a citation to be issued, officials have to see the individual lighting the firework, themselves.
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New Mexico health officials warn the public about bats as rabies concerns rise

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By Amari Saxton Verified
| KOAT-TV (Albuquerque, NM) Verified
New Mexico Department of Health officials are warning the public about bats as rabies concerns arise. The warning comes after a bat recently tested positive in Corrales back in June 2026. Officials say the bat was found in a private home, euthanized, and then sent to the NMDOH Scientific Laboratory Division for testing.All people and animals exposed are currently receiving post-exposure vaccines to prevent disease.
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