A New Mexico mountain town hit by devastating wildfires last year saw dangerous flooding Tuesday after heavy rain fell on areas burned in the blazes, officials said. A spokesperson for the village of Ruidoso told NBC News that there had been rescues and some were still underway. No injuries or death had been reported as of Tuesday afternoon.

Floodwaters in Ruidoso, NM, surged higher than ever recorded, killing three people—including a 4-year-old girl and a 7-year-old boy—and destroying entire homes. NBC’s Steve Patterson joins Morning Joe to reports on the deadly mix of monsoon rains and burn scars from last year’s wildfires.