Flood Threat: New rain is expected across New Mexico Sunday, with flood watches in western and northern areas and renewed concern for swollen rivers on already saturated ground. San Juan County crews are preparing for another round after devastating floods; responders in Socorro County have also rescued people and animals. Flood Recovery: Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham committed $42.75 million to recovery, while federal reimbursement remains unapproved. Flooding also damaged homes, roads and infrastructure across the Four Corners. Climate: A new study ranks New Mexico among the states with the strongest warming trends since 1980, underscoring risks to communities, agriculture and ecosystems. Energy and Water: Project Jupiter’s proposed emissions cap would cut permitted emissions by 35%, as students and tribal leaders push back on data-center growth and permitting changes amid concerns about the state’s scarce water and power. Pollution Rules: Proposed federal rollbacks of methane safeguards for oil and gas wells are drawing warnings from advocates about increased pollution.