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We are expecting more rain this weekend so check out some tips I figured out last weekend when I got slammed by the storm that blew through town.

The City of El Paso closes five streets and intersections until further notice due to the recent severe storms.

Video from Sunday's storms are something we usually see in other parts of the country. I was stuck in the storm also. Check out my driving video.

If you want to report a pothole you can call 3-1-1 but honestly you should just remember where they are and go around them.

The wall at the beginning of the video is probably at least 8 feet high so you can imagine how much air that water geyser is getting.

The lake in Album Park look like fun to play in but you could run into feces, waste, and debris. I would rather run into a shark than those three things.

They say when it rains the critters come out.

El Pasoans stink at driving in the rain. Here's why.

Best thing about all this rain is video of the craziness that happens when we get all this rain.

I got the chance to witness the most amazing storm I've ever seen and record it so you can marvel at it, too.

Your water bill is going up again next year. The question right now is by how much.

We're out of the summer monsoon season, but we seem to be hitting a round of fall rain that threatens to flood certain parts of the city. If you need to prevent rainwater from flooding your home, sandbags are the best way to do that. If you don't want to make your own sandbags - and, really, why would you - El Paso Water Utilities is your new best friend.