Three people, including a 7-year-old boy, were killed after monsoon-driven floods swept through the southern New Mexico town of Ruidoso. Waters rose nearly 19 feet in minutes, submerging homes and cars. Meteorologist Michelle Grossman joins #MorningJoe with a warning: this could be “the story we’re looking at for many months,” as saturated ground, wildfire burn scars, and stalled storm systems increase the risk of flash floods across the Southwest and beyond. For more context and news coverage