New Mexico and federal officials continued to survey damage in Chaves County on Monday after deadly flash floods ripped through Roswell over the weekend, washing away cars, submerging buildings and leaving much of the city under a layer of silt.

A record-breaking storm caused "extreme flooding" as waters entered buildings and swept away cars in Roswell, New Mexico.

Flooded with nearly six inches of rain in just five hours, Roswell is now picking up the pieces after a massive weekend storm. While high water is gone, city leaders say there’s still a danger. More than a day after the storm rolled through,

Cars were stuck in flash floods amid record rainfall in Roswell. Footage from the Chaves County Sheriff's Office shows firefighters and police towing a pickup truck to safety from a flooded road on October 19.