We're ending our live coveragepublished at 03:28 British Summer Time 9 July
Three people are unaccounted for in Ruidoso, New Mexico, as floodwaters recede, with the full extent of the damage still being assessed in the mountain village.
The mayor did not say whether the three missing were the father and two children who were earlier reported washed away by the National Weather Service.
Emergency crews carried out at least 50 swift water rescues in the area, including people trapped in houses and cars, said Mayor Crawford. "Some homes" were "lost", he added, without giving a number.
The village leader told a local radio station that an unknown number of people were taken to hospital. It is unclear if anyone was seriously injured.
Between 1.5 and 3.5in (3.8 and 8.8cm) of rain fell on, and downstream, of the South Fork Burn Scar in south central Lincoln County, an area that is particularly susceptible to flash flooding.
The Rio Ruidoso rose more than 20ft (6m) in an hour, which would be a record if confirmed.
The mayor said it "got ugly really quick".
News of the flash flooding in New Mexico came just hours after Texas Governor Greg Abbott gave an update on the aftermath of last Friday's flash flood in that state.
He said the death toll stands at 109 people, with 161 others missing.
We're ending our live coverage for now, but will cover the latest on this story as it develops.