VALENCIA COUNTY, N.M. (KRQE) – As the state faces a record-low snowpack, New Mexicans have been warned to expect low river levels heading into the summer. But in parts of Valencia County, those impacts are already showing up. Portions of the Rio Grande are now seeing dry spots earlier than expected. Officials say the timing […]
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Rio Grande already showing dry spots in Valencia County amid record-low snowpack
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