Rain Soaks Bernalillo County

Wet weather blankets New Mexico as remnants of Tropical Storm Vance push north and east.

Steadier moderate rain hit parts of Lee County overnight before lightening into lighter showers on Friday morning. A second system moves into western communities later Friday evening.

Showers and storms remain likely through the day, with locally heavy rainfall possible. Flash flood risk stays low in green areas, but the yellow band covers Silver City, Reserve, Englewood and parts of Catron County.

A band of rain moves west to east early Halloween morning, keeping central parts of the state soggy. Saturday brings isolated pop-up showers, but the metro has a low chance of rain.

Halloween evening plans for trick-or-treating should not be ruined by weather. Rain chances rise again Sunday, with flash flooding concerns in northern and western areas.

Forecasters noted rivers already run high and soils remain saturated, so additional rainfall could quickly create runoff problems. Daylight saving time ends Sunday, shifting sunrise from 7:26 a.m. to 6:27 a.m. and sunset from 6:13 p.m. to 5:12 p.m. Another system arrives Sunday and continues into Monday.